Sentence examples for lead in science from inspiring English sources

"Britain is squandering its lead in science and engineering.

If we want to maintain a lead in science, we need to allocate sufficient resources to it.

It warned that America's lead in science and technology was "eroding at a time when many other nations are gathering strength".

Stanford's proposal contained a cover letter from Hennessy that conveyed his sweeping ambition: "StanfordNYC has the potential to help catapult New York City into a leadership position in technology, to enhance its entrepreneurial endeavors and outcomes, diversify its economic base, enhance its talent pool and help our nation maintain its global lead in science and technology".

Even the difference in the life span of people in Western Europe and South Asia is the sequel of Europe's earlier lead in science, for until the beginning of the 19th century, mortality rates were roughly the same in all countries.

The authors — among them Steven Chu, then the director of the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and now the Secretary of Energy, and Robert Gates, the former C.I.A. director and now the Secretary of Defense — wrote, "We fear the abruptness with which a lead in science and technology can be lost — and the difficulty of recovering a lead once lost, if indeed it can be regained at all".

Or that the countries which have led the world economically have usually also led in science - because they could afford it.

I contacted him recently to get his sense of how comfortable the American lead is in science publishing.

I have a radical proposition: women who want to study, work in, and lead businesses in science and technology have much to add and should be proactively empowered to do so.

"The UK can derive great benefit from taking a lead in innovative science and technology.

Mr. Knappenberger said he expected Chicago's lead in citizen science to attract researchers from around the world.