Sentence examples for added science from inspiring English sources

Even so, he added, "science on schedule is a hard thing to do".

The university added science, law, and engineering departments, an academic press, and a library in the 1860s and '70s.

He added: "Science supports what the E.P.A. and the state's own Department of Environmental Conservation have already determined".

Sir Nick Harvey, who was Armed Forces minister when the 1.2 per cent floor was introduced, added: "Science and technology is the loser in cuts.

Dorrell, who has co-authored a report with Luke Tryl published by Public Policy Projects, added: "Science and science-based industry is a global activity and we face a simple choice: we either participate in full in that global scientific community or we prejudice a key British national interest".

The folks in Scarsdale rebelled only when the state added science and social studies tests in the eighth grade, thus forcing many teachers to miss well over a week of class time in order to prepare for, administer and grade the tests, and to curtail such beloved interdisciplinary, multiweek projects as "the hurricane unit" and "the Colonial fair".

It is this interest he is trying to spark in all Tibetan monks by adding science to their instruction.

She becomes the second woman in the cabinet after the foreign minister, Julie Bishop Ian Macfarlane adds science to his industry portfolio.

Chancellor Levy also proposes adding $4 billion to the capital budget to build more classrooms, add science labs and put air-conditioning in old schools.

And like the Senate versions, Mr. Kline's bill adds science tests three times between third grade and the end of high school.

"The proposition that religion is unadulterated poison is unsustainable," he said before adding: "Science and religion are not incompatible and destined to fight each other".