Sentence examples for have some science from inspiring English sources

"You can't have science fiction until you have some science," he went on.

So – rather than simply a fleeting Silicon Valley trend – the introduction of nap pods at Google's headquarters does have some science behind it.

"But now we're actually going to have some science".

Most of Dietze's colleagues at Pennie and Edmonds have some science, from bachelor's degrees to Ph.D.'s from elite universities.

We would have some science, but mainly we would have very fast fruit flies.

Although, having done as many films as I've done, I do have some science-fiction and supernatural themes in some of the films that I've done.

We have some outlier science that says the problem could be quite a bit worse than that, with a maximum rise exceeding five feet.

"We've been discussing this problem of cats and wildlife for years and years, and now we finally have some good science to start nailing down the numbers," said George H. Fenwick, the president and chief executive of the American Bird Conservancy.

But every competitive applicant the company interviews will have some interesting science on their CV.

Although we have some excellent science career guides, we don't have extensive formal literature on research planning, says Wright, but we could learn from management studies.

Although students have some basic science lectures relevant to prescribing within the pre-clinical years, the majority of undergraduate prescribing education takes place towards the end of the programme, so we selected final year medical students as our research participants.