Sentence examples for indeed science from inspiring English sources

We're sorry about our sinister prime minister, Stephen Harper, not believing in global warming or indeed science.

(Other teachers had a different experience, and indeed, science is the weakest subject for students at Clintondale, and across the state as measured on standardized tests).

Nonetheless, initiatives such as More Science for Chile (or indeed Science is Vital in UK) can still transform the way in which scientists and the political world interact and exchange information and ideas.

But for political scientists already on the defensive regarding the merits of their profession, Mr Abramowitz's decision to retrofit his forecast model will inevitably attract more scrutiny from sceptics in the one area where political scientists hoped to make their strongest case that what they do is, indeed, science.

Indeed, science is for Kurtz a substitute for religion.

Indeed, Science wrote about them 20 months ago (4 August 1995, p. 624).

Indeed, the science of science communication that this body of work comprises can now be used not just to explain controversy over risk but also to predict, manage, and in theory avoid conditions likely to trigger it.

Indeed, for science and medicine to advance responsibly, science and ethical reasoning must progress in tandem.

Indeed, 'actionable science' was the watchword in the 2011 Open Science Conference of the World Climate Research Programme (WCRP) in Denver (Asrar et al. [2012]).

There was indeed new science included in this account.

Overwhelmingly, without major exception indeed, the science of cultural anthropology was evolutionary in thrust in the 19th century.