Sentence examples for pointed to science from inspiring English sources

The FCC said in June that it was contemplating whether it needed to update its rules, but the agency pointed to science from reputable health experts who dismiss fears that cellphones are dangerous.

From the beginning, Holbrook's compass pointed to science.

He pointed to science and art as sources.

This is an approach used within science as well, testing understanding and exploring possibilities; scientists often point to science fiction as an early influence.

Of course, all doomsayers these days can point not just to earthquakes, climate change, wars and financial ruin as evidence, but they can also point to science, which now prophesies the end of life on earth just as confidently as any religious fundamentalist.

Admirers of the ACT have long pointed to the Science subject test as a beneficial feature, since the main SAT test has only verbal, math and writing sections.

Obama pointed to the science, "Now, one year doesn't make a trend, but this does--14 of the 15 warmest years on record have fallen in the first 15 years of this century".

Although some point to science's flexibility as a plus point for those with caregiving obligations, academia does not score highly on work-life balance nor on career stability.

Tandavanitj points to science fiction author JG Ballard's The Drowned World as a point of reference how the novel's characters exist on the edge of precipice (in a world flooded by climate change), but simply keep going with a lack of sentiment.  .

"If I were asked for an area of science and technologies that will most likely produce the breakthroughs of tomorrow, I would point to nanoscale science and engineering," comments Neal Lane, U.S. presidential science adviser.

Perhaps the answer for Ms Lagarde, and other world leaders who see the problem, might be to point to "poor science" – by which I mean economics.