Sentence examples for matter of science from inspiring English sources

Were it a matter of science alone, all those AIDS statutes could be rescinded tomorrow.

Mr. Misener said that going into the committee he knew it wasn't a matter of science.

"I'm not interested in weather as a matter of science," he continues.

For most of us, economics is an experiential fact, not a matter of science or data or even market performance.

Without a paradigm shift, it adds, "the downfall of civilisation will not be a matter of science fiction.

Of course, selection of targets and trajectories is not just a matter of science but also of geopolitics.

The authority of expert consensus obviously strengthens as the quality of expertise improves, which is why it's quite sensible, as matter of science-based policy-making, to wait for a callow science to improve before taking grand measures on the basis of its predictions.

"I like the idea of stressing that this is a science museum, and we deal with matters of science".

The idea that all scientific knowledge is provisional, able to be challenged and overturned, is one thing that separates matters of science from matters of faith.

National Academy of Sciences, nongovernmental American organization of scientists and engineers, established March 3, 1863, by act of Congress to serve as an official adviser to the government in all matters of science and technology.

Such a defence would have protected libel victims such as Dr Ben Goldacre, Simon Singh and cardiologist Dr Peter Wilmshurst – all of whom were dragged through the courts after writing on important matters of science.