Sentence examples for leaving science from inspiring English sources

But further down the line, there are a large number of disillusioned women leaving science and academia.

She felt she had to achieve a certain level of success in racing to justify leaving science behind.

Moreover, increased job insecurity has driven the best Korean students into "secure" professions, like medicine and law, leaving science and engineering deprived of top talents.

Doug O'Malley, director of the advocacy group Environment New Jersey, said Christie had spent the past four years leaving science – and New Jersey residents – behind.

Santorum told a Philadelphia radio station earlier this month: "The church has gotten it wrong a few times on science, and I think we probably are better off leaving science to the scientists and focusing on what we're good at, which is theology and morality".

The current trend of closure in physical science departments across the UK is in danger of leaving science deserts in regions around the UK, removing the opportunity for regional economic regeneration and removing the opportunity for young people in the region to access education in this vital discipline.

But--ironically, perhaps, considering the analytical expertise he has acquired since leaving science--the move was not the result of a careful risk assessment.

28The higher proportion of females relative to males leaving sciences is an empirical regularity that has been analyzed in Carrell et al. ([2010]).

While this one might leave science teachers feeling more than a little crabby.

But the museum doesn't leave science fiction at the level of toys and hobby horses.

Those who fail to deliver such results will lose their lab and their students, and many will leave science.