Sentence examples for lacked science from inspiring English sources

Janez Potocnik, the current research commissioner, lacked science experience as well, "and he was an excellent commissioner," Gannon says.

The White House plan "articulates a guiding vision, is appropriately ambitious, and is broad in scope," says the NRC report, all qualities that the same committee said the draft version of the plan lacked (Science, 7 March 2003, p. 1494).

The science preparation is especially problematic in New York City, where the shortage of qualified teachers is acute and many schools lack science laboratories.

Although he is the fourth science minister in just under 4 years, and he lacks science credentials, Vilna'i, a decorated veteran, has a high standing in the Labor Party.

That's important in a world dominated by technological or scientific issues, he said, in part because many U.S. embassies lack science counselors.

At that time, programming jobs were plentiful even for people like her, who lacked computer science degrees.

At Stanford, which has never lacked computer science students, majors nearly doubled after a new curriculum in 2008 let students choose a focus, like artificial intelligence.

(Lerner was including the District of Columbia, but not Iowa, which then lacked state science standards).

In contrast, many who lacked a science identity expressed feeling like there was no connection between the major and who they are as a person.

At the time, he said that the SEA were amateurs, mostly young men in their twenties who lacked computer science or security backgrounds.

Jack Baylis, then-president of the panel, supported the ban, joining a majority bloc that argued the state lacked the science to support continued trapping.