Sentence examples for decent science from inspiring English sources

Mr Sunshine Empire state Outsider Ascent of a master ReprintsBeard, no surprise here, hasn't done any decent science for years.

"The nation's best scientists, more than half of them, are feeling threatened and uncertain, and that doesn't help them to do decent science".

They were not only funny, sharp and provocative, but also sparked a discussion about what constitutes a decent science fiction novel, how awards should be judged, and what one can and can't say about writers.

It is remarkable that AiG was able to raise nearly 30 million dollars to build the museum and fill it with exhibits, but more astounding still is the fact that so many Americans will come here and say, "Finally, a decent science museum for me!" In fact, I heard that sentiment repeated time and again from museum visitors.

In recent weeks the celebrated astrophysicist has offered up strong opinions on everything from the motion picture Interstellar (decent science) to New Year's resolutions (doesn't make them) to deflategate (it's complicated).

Roger Ebert writing in the Chicago Sun-Times found WALL-E "an enthralling animated film, a visual wonderment, and a decent science-fiction story".

I don't think it works as well as it should, but right now it's the gold standard for getting decent quality science into our journals.

"If you have a decent computer science background, I believe the delta is smaller than you think," Holmdahl said.

But, of course, pulling off something like Jobsworth, requires crunching a lot of data and some decent data science chops to turn the results into something reliable, including taking into account job title level, sector and location.

Here's one decent thing Chesterton said: "Science has many uses.

The only decent thing for the science and for the public is for them to show us all the evidence".