Sentence examples for collapse of science from inspiring English sources

"One way you can describe the collapse of the idea of the future is the collapse of science fiction," Thiel said.

It has done pioneering work in a host of areas, among them fighting locusts; using ladybugs as predators to protect sugar cane; tracing the collapse of Soviet science under Stalin; and cataloging fungi.

The collapse of another science-fiction dream at Japan's Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear power plant in 2011 gave it an extra push.

As for the reported disappearance of honey bees and collapses of hives (Science, 18 May, p. 970), Robinson says that lack of diversity isn't thought to be a cause.

It can collapse like that because of science.

In particular, filmmakers and producers started coming to Mr. Iger with complaints about Mr. Ross after the recent box-office collapse of"John Carter,"a science-fiction epic that is forcing Disney to take a $200 million write-down.

Shortly after the naledi announcement, White wrote, in the Guardian, that society is "witnessing portions of science collapsing into the entertainment industry".

Before the last coalition collapsed he was Minister of Science and Technology and this time around he is a candidate once again for the centrist Yesh Atid.

What caused hunger was not a collapse of collective farms but science: 'It is high time to realise that today our Morganist-Mendelists are in effect making common cause with the international reactionary force of the bourgeois apologists, not only of the immutability of genes but also of the immutability of the capitalist system... Geneticists have done us tremendous harm.

Since the collapse of communism, military and science personnel in the Arctic receive reduced pay, if any at all.

Nevertheless, the collapse of the Soviet Union rendered many science fiction tropes somewhat anachronistic.