Sentence examples for an explosion of science from inspiring English sources

Back in 1957, when Sputnik was launched, the fervor for meeting the Soviet challenge generated an explosion of science training and research.

The past decade has seen an explosion of awesome science toys, many including actual explosions of science toys.

Mr. Parnell cited an explosion of interest in science books lately, calling them "addictive".

Among the runners up was a gene-editing technique called CRISPR that "touched off an explosion of research in 2013," Science wrote.

Recent years have seen an explosion of work in political science on the causes of war and still more recently on civil war and the politics of weakly institutionalized environments in both economics and political science.

But the last couple of years have seen an explosion of interest in the science of the very small, and the reason is all about the way you consider the problem, according to the EPSRC's Peter Smith.

The FDA's actions have led to an explosion of opinion across the science blogosphere, but in all of that commentary a big question remains unanswered: What exactly is the point of personal genomics?

A gene-editing technique called CRISPR touched off an explosion of research in 2013, leading Science's editors to name it a runner-up for the 2013 Breakthrough of the Year.

In the last 20 years there has been an explosion of new understanding in brain science.

The successful completion of the human genome (as well as several others) has fuelled an explosion of activities in new basic sciences that have spin-offs into biotechnology.

The explosion of science and technology unleashed by the Enlightenment was stimulated by the dismantling of the entrenched elites and monopolies, opening up society to talent.