Sentence examples for prolonged science from inspiring English sources

Like many top Spanish scientists in recent years, Miguel Beato coped with his country's prolonged science funding funk by working abroad.

On the other hand, it's not certain whether a low-fat diet actually prolongs life (Science, 30 March 2001, p. 2536).

A prolonged silence ensues.

There was a prolonged silence.

The study, which is reported tomorrow in the journal Science, found prolonged stopovers are common during autumn migration.

He died a modern death, in hospital, without his family, attended in his final hours by a nurse, after medical science had prolonged his life to the point where the terms on which it was being offered were unimpressive.

A growing body of science suggests that prolonged inactivity, a practice known more familiarly as sitting a lot, is both widespread and unhealthy.

As such the continued deployment of the crime science approach could prove useful to guide and refine prolonged prevention tactics.

However, speaking to an international delegation of doctors in Rome, the Pope said doctors should not always use medical science to prolong the lives of their patients.

On the other hand, the power of medical science to prolong a pope's life almost guarantees periods of paralysis or decline for the church, if not outright disaster.

In closing, the amendment lends support to the ongoing state Attorneys General investigations in both New York and California into what ExxonMobil and other fossil fuel interests knew, and when, about climate change risks and why the industry chose instead to attack the science to prolong its profits.