Sentence examples for call to science from inspiring English sources

Industrial sales in China, especially, depend on long, close relationships between salespeople and customers.Philip Delves Broughton is a British Harvard Business School graduate and author of "The Art of the Sale", a descriptive account of the selling business rather than a call to science.

At press time, the local government had not returned calls to Science Careers.

As a group of us organizing a forthcoming workshop on civic science at the National Science Foundation describe in our White Paper, A Call to Civic Science, "In civic science, scientists express democratic citizenship through their scientific work: they engage in democratic world-building efforts as scientists".

Not all see the call to modern science in Mr. Maridjan's death.

It is a call to which science is now beginning to answer and acknowledge as being more than a theory.

Varmus was a leading supporter of open-access journals and an advisor for Scientists and Engineers for America, a community of researchers and medical doctors committed to calling attention to science issues on a political level.

In 2004, the British government published a 10-year plan for science and innovation that calls to boost science spending to 2.5 percent of GDP by 2014.

Furthermore, this paper serves as a call to action for science educators to work toward the development of elementary pre-service science education programs that yield teachers knowledgeable about evolutionary theory and related pedagogical content knowledge.

Do not allow their theories that they like to call "science" to interfere with the Gospel.

Some of the yellow-shirters were impassive even when there was a call to cheer for science.

Yet such dissent should act as a call to clarify the science involved which even those who are convinced of MDMA's dangers should surely welcome, since they seem so confident of the outcome.