Sentence examples for has been science from inspiring English sources

Re "Doomsayers Beware, a Bright Future Beckons" (Findings, May 18): The central positive driving force for humanity for the past five centuries has been science and the peripheral negative disruptive force has been abuses associated with its byproduct -- technology.

My current streak, which has lasted rather too long and is becoming a little tiresome, has been science fiction and fantasy with a good dose of thrillers thrown in.

Coercion will always have its attractions for those able to do the coercing, but, as a source of enlightened progress, the subjugation of the individual in the interests of the community has lost much of its appeal.Instead the modern age has belonged to material progress and its predominant source has been science.

"My mission has been science first, commercialization second," he says, promising the science is secure.

McGauran, who has been science minister for the past 18 months, says that incorrect claims totaling some U.S. $1050 were "an honest mistake".

As science makes a reality of what has been science fiction, we will face questions of how to best apply neurotechnologies.

Many of the potential applications for such devices "have been science fiction for so long," Rymer says.

"'Her weakness had been science,' her mother Renay San Nicolas would later recall.

The publisher of Rogue was William L. Hamling, a clean-cut young Chicago suburbanite whose first great love, like Harlan's and mine, had been science fiction.

These areas of work have been science from the start, a mode of science focusing on mathematical computations with the possibility of a future comparison with experiment.

Although the majority of SURE participants have been science majors, a steady presence of nonmajors (∼1/10) suggests that SURE has also contributed to HHMI's goal to increase science literacy among the general undergraduate population.