Sentence examples for a result science from inspiring English sources
As a result, science funding was "ring-fenced" in the 2010 Comprehensive Spending Review.
As a result, science need not be the direct enemy of faith.
As a result, science fiction writers often centred their energies on a first contact with aliens, such as those found in Steven Spielberg's film Close Encounters of the Third Kind (1977).
As a result, science "[i]s not thought of as a good career".
As a result, science operations planning is often neglected or poorly assessed during the mission definition phases.
As a result, science educators in democratic societies came to believe that science should be humanized and socialized.
The result: Science has become a less desirable career.
As a result, the science adviser is now lower on the White House pecking order.
Perhaps as a result, the science had an austere implacability to it, and the art often seemed to aestheticize tragedy.
As a result, weather science got almost nowhere in the two thousand years between Aristotle's mostly erroneous Meteorologica, written sometime around 350 B.C., and the development of the telegraph, in the eighteen-forties.
As a result, without science, the press, or the public even noticing, the populations of many species had fallen to critical levels, and several of those had declined to zero.
