Sentence examples for more science from from inspiring English sources

In many ways a deplorable book (the hero, with whom we are supposed to identify, is obnoxious, aggressively rude, sexist and a terrible role model for scientists), I nevertheless learned more science from it, at a formative age, than one ever expects from a work of fiction.

I learned more science from reading on my own than from my high school classes.

In terms of the science, you gather a lot more science from lunar orbit than you can on the surface.

A £1 billion initiative for more science research from the government and the Wellcome Trust was recently announced to help reverse this trend.The government is giving £20m of public money to schemes to widen university access which have been pioneered by a private philanthropist, Peter Lampl.

Follow us at @aminawrite and @LATkarenkaplan for more science news from the Red Planet.

There is much more science to be reaped from unmanned orbiter and lander missions than from the hubristic endeavor, at many times the cost, to put people on Martian soil.

What to do, aside from more science?

The question I ask is "What do you wish you had learned in grad school--that you didn't--about the world or about the way things work in industry?" In this month's column, I've gone back through years of interviewing notes and come up with the following responses, which run the gamut from more science classes to formal training in business, management, and ethics.

GZA, despite his experiences in school, has rededicated himself to learning more about science from professors at M.I.T and Cornell.

It is hard to reject the idea that our country needs more research on agriculture -- specifically, more science-based knowledge from which to make political and regulatory decisions around food.

It varies from more science-based approaches like the "Universe Story" and "Big History" to new forms of philosophy, mysticism and religious theology.