Sentence examples for concentrate on science from inspiring English sources
Too many of the women in Paris had been like her mother: not educated to any serious level, and bitchily sarcastic against any woman - especially one from their own social rank - who dared to concentrate on science and original inquiry.
But at 15, she decided to give up writing and concentrate on science.
They concentrate on science and technology, and legal and news resources, respectively.
The director of the Bradford museum has said the transfer of the collection will allow the museum to concentrate on science, technology, engineering and maths.
After such a good time traveling in Europe, I thought Urbana-Champaign seemed like a place I could concentrate on science with few distractions.
Cummings' chief argument is that British education needs to do more to help the brightest pupils, even if this leads to greater inequality, and that teaching needs to concentrate on science and mathematics.
And there are more radical ideas floating around -- one campus in each state concentrating on science, say, to reduce the duplication of costly labs.
However, higher education in Japan concentrates on science, maths, and engineering discipline, meaning that many humanities students go abroad to study.
For a few days, when the prizes were announced earlier this month, people concentrated on science and what it achieves for mankind (see article).
But Arts & Letters Daily and a new companion site concentrating on science and technology called Scitech Daily Review, at www. scitechdaily.com, function more like portholes than portals.
