Sentence examples for but the science does from inspiring English sources

"His opinion doesn't matter, but the science does matter.

"Europe's idea is to put more pressure on other parts of the world to end animal testing, but the science doesn't match that political timetable," said Colin Mackay, a spokesman for Cosmetics Europe, a trade association.

The Human Science Operations Cell clearly loves the idea that its staff are "magicians of persuasion", and it refers to them in similar terms throughout, but the science doesn't really doesn't fit the hype.

Michelle Boone, a professor of aquatic ecology at Miami University, who served on the E.P.A.'s scientific advisory panel, said, "We all follow the Tyrone Hayes drama, and some people will say, 'He should just do the science.' But the science doesn't speak for itself.

"[Mr. Trump] says that his opinion doesn't matter, but the science does matter," he reported.

"His opinion doesn't matter, but the science does matter, and we ought to be reading the science, and we ought to be debating the science.

"But of course the science doesn't support anything like that".

Why? LESLIE JOHN: It's a intuitively compelling idea that we can spot a liar, but it turns out that the science doesn't really back up that proposition.

Mr. Johnson argues that "some of the great minds of the last few centuries -- Adam Smith, Friedrich Engels, Charles Darwin, Alan Turing -- contributed to the unknown science of self-organization, but because the science didn't exist yet as a recognized field, their work ended up being filed on more familiar shelves".

Jacob has a good layman's appreciation of science, but sometimes his understanding of the science didn't agree with mine, and that's where the father-son relationship began to break down.

In contrast, the constructive empiricist holds that science aims at truth about observable aspects of the world, but that science does not aim at truth about unobservable aspects.