Sentence examples for conscientious science from inspiring English sources

The rule was buttressed by public opinion and by conscientious science.

The senators who oppose an end to snowmobiling in the parks know that the ban enjoys widespread public support and is buttressed by careful, conscientious science.

A small but telling case in point is the administration's sneaky effort to reverse a Clinton rule phasing out snowmobiles from Yellowstone National Park -- a rule buttressed by overwhelming public approval and years of conscientious science.

One distressing example is the administration's sneaky effort to reverse a Clinton rule phasing out snowmobiles from Yellowstone National Park -- a rule buttressed by overwhelming public approval and years of conscientious science.

As part of his self-consciousness, while old age overtook his infant brain, he made conscientious efforts to envision his situation as science proved it to be.

It's a science assignment and even for a conscientious student like Marissa, a dung beetle on a snow day feels like a burden.

In his time at National Science Foundation and the White House, the journal The Sciences said in 1976, "Stever has been the conscientious shepherd of the American scientific community during a time when zealots in and out of the community have been afire with wildly conflicting schemes concerning the scope, role and responsibilities of science".

Developing politics that will take the initiative for the flourishing of the arts, music and science and raising modern, knowledgeable, cultured, clean, morally upright and conscientious generations and the insistent sustenance of these policies are essential.

I'm in no position to assess the science of "Bay," and I applaud, in principle, its attempt to be a conscientious piece of genre entertainment.

It?s a cliché but Japanese science is much more of a group activity and people in the lab were very conscientious about looking after communal reagents and equipment.

The conscientious breeders want to cooperate with scientists to the benefit of the dogs – and to the benefit of science.