Sentence examples for legion of science from inspiring English sources

Once the legion of science bloggers reaches a critical threshold, the poultry problem will look paltry.

Thanks to a legion of science fiction stories, black holes are easily among the most terrifying objects in the universe.

Do legions of science fiction fans share the retro-rage against politically correct feminism that draws viewers to "The Man Show" on cable television?

China's universities churn out legions of science and technology graduates who specialise in subjects that have almost been forgotten in the West, such as mining or heavy engineering.

So consider this (admittedly unrealistic) thought experiment: What would happen if all the editors and reporters of the extended science press, including the legions of science bloggers, self-imposed a moratorium that forbade writing about new scientific findings until six months after their journal publication?

Its domain, ".et", could prove attractive to legions of science-fiction fans.

I discovered that I could access world news, uncensored, and that there were legions of science-fiction readers across the globe.

Whether they glean the details from the latest issue of Scientific American or from the newest Michael Crichton novel, legions of popular science fans have become accustomed to increasingly fantastic revelations.

Re "Mr. Universe" (Op-Ed, Sept. 18): Like Ronald D. Moore, and a legion of starry-eyed science-fiction aficionados, I was swept up in the swashbuckling idealism of Capt.

Fowler received the National Medal of Science (1974) and the Legion of Honour (1989).

Yet as technology becomes more integral to every aspect of our lives, the certainties of science are sneered at by legions of global-warming doubters and evolution ignorers.