Sentence examples for a long-term science from inspiring English sources

It's a long-term science, but now is the time to get on the ground," says Denis Murphy, head of the biotechnology unit and biological research at the University of Glamorgan, Pontypridd, in south Wales.

Advisers to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) today recommended that the agency consolidate some of its dozens of laboratories, appoint a new high-level research czar, and craft a long-term science plan.

Natural Resource Damage restoration, as well as broader ecosystem restoration, requires the support of a long-term science program, and such a program would best be supported by an endowment managed by an independent decision-making body with the necessary professional and scientific staff.

One of the main goals of the NCB (or equivalent national agency), following the above-mentioned national biotechnology survey, will be to help develop and adopt a national biotechnology strategy, perhaps as part of a long-term science and technology policy.

"A key component was to make investment in long-term science and technology".

A key component was to make investments in long-term science and technology.

Speaking on BBC One's The Andrew Marr Show, Mr Miliband called for an independent investigation into its likely impact on the "long-term science and industrial base of this country" and vowed to widen the scope of the public interest test allowing governments to block deals, if he becomes prime minister.

He appeared to reference union concerns that long-term science issues will suffer under commercial pressures and that private sector involvement will lead to job cuts.

Shareholders' rights of ownership matter, of course, but they shouldn't be the sole consideration when bigger factors, like the quality of the UK's long-term science base, are at stake.

We have this nice balance between long-term science investment and product focus".

But for understanding activity on the comet, we also need the long-term science.