Sentence examples for made for science from inspiring English sources

But sacrifices must be made for science.

This was despite sacrifices the women had made for science: Fewer women than men were married and the women had fewer children than the national average, while for men it was the same.

PAGE A11 NATIONAL FOR WILDERNESS ADVENTURERS A MATCH MADE FOR SCIENCE A program enlists outdoor athletes as hardy field assistants to scientists in need of data from far-flung places.

Forty-two yeago ago, Herbert Deutsch, then a young composer, was "so fascinated by the new electronic music I had heard," he recalled, that he spent $49.95 for a kit to build a theremin, a musical instrument invented in the 1920's and best known for the eerie sounds it made for science-fiction B movies of the 1950's.

A soft pressing of her lips on mine, and in that moment my mind and body reacted like one of those exploding bi-carb and vinegar volcanos people make for science class.

Historically, household robotics have made for fabulous science fiction but miserable business ventures.

By pushing the boundaries of current orally designable chemical space we hope that discoveries will be made for fundamental science and also for discovery of novel therapeutics.

Even after it became clear the device he had brought into class was a clock he had made for a science project, he was still suspended from school for three days.

And the museum knows that a case can be made for improving science education.

On Friday, the regulator announced that changes to maths A-level would be delayed by a year, until 2016, but no such announcement was made for the sciences.

The same kind of hard and sometimes arbitrary choices are also made for the other science prizes.