Sentence examples for not only science from inspiring English sources

Sure, too, the homeopathic practice of diluting agents until there are no molecules left defies not only science, but common sense too.

It has inspired my own Internet security research and reminded me that great innovations can impact not only science, but also our fundamental way of life".

Similarly, the coming decision on federal funding for stem-cell research was sucked back into the White House as soon as it became clear that it involved not only science, but Catholics, anti-abortion groups and other key constituencies.

A Dominican immigrant who worked as a chemical engineer and then stayed home to raise her daughter before entering teaching, she found herself teaching not only science, but also basic academic skills, like studying, reading graphs and outlining material.

Classification and the creation of hierarchies, whether financial, social or educational, are primarily developments of Western metaphysics, the object-oriented knowledge upon which we have modeled not only science but thought in general.

And its optimistic conclusion was that literature is not only science's accomplice but also its superior, at least in terms of imaginatively inhabiting the dark futures that science's climate models are currently predicting for the earth.

The answers showed that science fiction not only reflects science but is also an inspiration for it.

The result was not only good science but also good science that motivated and informed course development.

Ms. Shirley hopes the museum will not only excite science fiction nostalgia, but also excite people about science.

Your overall goal should be to make the day informative and useful for not only the science fair attendees, but also for yourselves as the science fair organizers.

"This not only devalues science, it cheapens theology.