Sentence examples for because of science from inspiring English sources

Krugman explained that he'd become an economist because of science fiction.

We know this because of science — or at least, because of scientific observations.

"I won't be surprised if we face some countries that oppose our plans not because of science".

Life is better because of science, and in the next few decades more discoveries will further improve the human condition.

Mr. Edwards said his views had changed because of "science that has been discovered" and the disclosure of forged documents pertaining to the project.

Evil as that epoch may have been, it was the product of world-views – world-views that were based on, and achieved because of science and technology.

Because lots of science fiction writers don't actually have any science in their SF, they call it "speculative fiction" instead.

This is significant because levels of science employment correlate best with levels of basic science support.

They are relevant because philosophers of science have frequently presented 17th-century theories of scientific method as a contrast class to current philosophies of discovery.

It is too bad that the general public continues to be deprived of a potentially good therapeutic modality because of bad science, or no science.

The Earth sciences, however, were slow to develop largely because the progress of science was constrained by whatever society would tolerate or support at any one time.