Sentence examples for boost for science from inspiring English sources

Mrs Steele says the government's additional benchmark is a boost for science.

But although "Chinese scientists welcome the budget boost for science," they remain cautious, noting that "the real impact remains in the as-yet unknown details".

To soften the blow, Sainsbury also announced a boost for science in England's Northwest, including Manchester, pledging $80 million in new science spending in the region.

Life sciences are the big winner as the British government announced this week how it would divvy up a $1.1 billion boost for science over the next 3 years.

Chinese scientists welcome the budget boost for science, but note that the real impact remains in the as-yet unknown details. "The government always has big plans, but it's an uncertain time for the economy so we have to watch what happens next.

"We think this will be a huge boost for the science," said the acting NIH director, Raynard Kington.

'Legends about dwarfs living in caves - not the forests - are found in the west of the island, where the skeletons were found in Liang Bua.' Discovering a tribe of these people, though unlikely, would be a major boost for evolutionary science.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration FDAA) is pressing for a big funding boost for "regulatory science"—research that can help it evaluate new treatments better and faster.

But Moniz pushed back, saying the 5% boost for basic science would "fully support" needed programs, and defended the applied programs.

Along with $39 million more for an advanced computing initiative, $70 million for biological and environmental research (including $35 million in earmarks), and a $5.6 million boost for fusion science, DOE's high-energy and nuclear physics were brought back roughly to fiscal year 2005 levels.

"He made a lot of promises about boosting funding for science that never materialized.