Sentence examples for give science from inspiring English sources
It also has to give science a more central role in policy formation.
Wonderful -- anything to give science a positive and prominent public profile.
These and other shows like them helped to give science fiction a firm and permanent foothold in television--one that reflected the scientific possibilities of the rapidly advancing technological world.
He likes to emphasize what he calls "the disunity of science," arguing that the border skirmishes and "shootouts" between overlapping subcultures and disciplines inside and outside the laboratory give science its strength and coherence.
But this series has found no shortage of individuals trying to smooth the route that science takes into parliament, from Watts at the grassroots all the way up to Tory MP Adam Afriyie, whose plan to give science lessons to MPs will be detailed in the conclusion to this series of articles next week.
It is about giving science and policy a steer".
While Gaitskell gave science just half a sentence in the 1959 manifesto, Wilson moved science to centre stage.
Second, and even more important, there is our overall assessment of work in a given science in comparison with other sciences.
Given that dogs and people share quite a few diseases, it seems that dog breeders have given science quite a useful tool.
Predictions about the future, rather than a focus on the past, is what gives science its ultimate explanatory and technological power.
