Sentence examples for a vast science from inspiring English sources

Along "cancer alley," an indigenous term for a stretch between Baton Rouge and New Orleans where chemical companies line the shores, the river has long since become a vast science project for environmentalists and polluters alike.

"There's a big gap between what I'm used to and what China has become," Mr. Chang said in an interview at his company, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing, which sits at the heart of a vast science park here, about 40 miles south of Taipei, the capital.

They wasted no time declaring global warming a vast science-wing conspiracy, orchestrated by a powerful handful of white-coats who, when not publishing in reputable peer-reviewed science journals, were (gasp) emailing each other to talk shop and vent about climate skeptic "idiots" (how un-PC).

It will be razed to the ground.More than nine months after Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans has become a vast social-science and urban-planning experiment.

So, in a typically Russian approach to the problem, it's come up with Skolkovo, a vast new science-based city, to catapult its economy into a new era of technology and innovation.

The region is littered with their follies, from a vast arts and science complex to the remains of a Formula 1 track ripped up after four years.

Changes in technology and education will create a vast appetite for science documentaries over the next decade, he said, and most of the jobs making those films will not be in television.

And they are just a few of a vast array of science issues that confront U.S. political leaders and decision-makers.

The request is a vast improvement for science from last year, when NIH and NSF were accorded boosts that would have barely kept pace with inflation.

Yet clearly there are random events in Nature, and a vast body of science is based on them, from the random collision of atoms to the random mutations that drive Darwinian evolution.

Andrea Wulf captures the excitement of a golden age of discovery as well as revealing von Humboldt as a precursor to contemporary views on a vast range of sciences, from meteorology to environmentalism.