Sentence examples similar to harsh science from inspiring English sources

Ideal audience: hyperanalytical gamers who think they have the determination and intellect to thrive in a cold, harsh science-fiction universe.

The harsh stratification of academic science makes the ideal of major accomplishment unattainable by most people--but the illusion of possibility serves the important social function of drawing in recruits.

Thankfully Historica Canada commissioned an Ipsos-Reid poll to see how some classic Canadian clichés hold up in the harsh light of social science.

The harsh reality is that science actually validates your fears: many of the items in your bathroom can harbor tons of bacteria, and you don't even know it.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi yesterday appointed physician Harsh Vardhan as minister for science and technology and earth sciences and elevated him to full Cabinet rank.

► On Monday, Pallava Bagla reported at ScienceInsider that Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi had "appointed physician Harsh Vardhan as minister for science and technology and earth sciences and elevated him to full Cabinet rank".

That advice conflicted with a safety perimeter of 30 km established by the Japanese government, and drew harsh criticism from a Japanese science policy analyst attending the forum.

During his half-year stint as health minister last year, Harsh Vardhan, now minister of science and technology, called the MCI a "big source of corruption" and the country's drug regulator a "snake pit of vested interests".

His large oils on paper, which suggest a kind of socialist-realist science fiction, explore a harsh utopia of taciturn proletarian giants and the odd besuited centaur.

The human side of science was thrown into harsh relief by news on the 5th of August of the suicide of Japanese stem cell researcher Yoshiki Sasai.

Formed in 2010, IMB has had harsh words for the initiative before (Science, 3 August 2012, p. 514).