Sentence examples for driven by the science from inspiring English sources

"This ought be driven by the science, by efficacy and threat, not lobbyists," Mr. Housman said.

He seems equally driven by the science of cooking and the roots of our cravings.

The budget "would be driven by the science," Klausner says.

I think we need to remove politics as much as possible from NASA and let them be driven by the science and the need to explore new worlds.

It's important to make sure that we're treating these health workers like the heroes that they are and managing their return in a way that is driven by the science and the evidence as to what's best.

"In his work to promote renewable energy projects on our public land and increase the development of oil and gas production," the president said in a statement, "Ken has ensured that the department's decisions are driven by the best science and promote the highest safety standards".

The early modern period of philosophy, including continental rationalism, is generally, and correctly, supposed to have been driven by the new science to a radical departure from the Aristotelianism of the late medieval or renaissance period immediately preceding it.

Advancements in transmission electron microscopes have mostly been driven by the materials sciences.

She essentially said that F.D.A. decisions had to be driven by science, and the science wasn't there to support Genentech's desire to market Avastin as a breast cancer drug.

She essentially said that F.D.A. decisions had to be driven by science, and the science wasn't there to support Genentech's desire to market Avastin as a breast cancer drug...The strangest reaction, though, has come from the nation's health insurers and the administrators of Medicare.

The stories are often driven by the use of science fiction-influenced plot devices, such as a ray that can disintegrate metal or the discovery of a remote island populated by dinosaurs.