Sentence examples for put in science from inspiring English sources

If scientists don't adapt to this revolution soon, the trust that the public and politicians put in science will be jeopardised.

Battles over what to put in science and history books have taken place for years in the 20 states where state boards must adopt textbooks, most notably in California and Texas.

That ad you put in Science to advertise your miniprep company hasn't been paid for yet either!

The trust people put in science has never been so high.

"When I tell people about this event, or series of events, I always put in a plug for science," he continued.

The problem with "Prey" is not that Crichton puts in too much science; it is that the science is of an anything-goes variety that allows him to indulge his tackier imaginative impulses.

In crucial amendments, parliamentarians proposed letting member states ban a given crop for a broader range of reasons, including environmental grounds, without putting in question EFSA's science-based risk assessment.

This really isn't something you'd put in the science fair, more like something to do really quick in a Saturday.

"If government was put in charge of science, we'd still think the Earth was flat," said one member.

The serious point, though never put in serious political-science language by Mr. Beatty, would seem to be the subtle power of the inner city trap, with Winston and his friends hemmed in by stiff-necked victim-culture ideologues in one corner, self-defeating in-group machismo in another and an indifferent economic system in the third.

We must determine the full scope of the damage, and put in place comprehensive, science-based solutions that restore livelihoods, habitat, fish and wildlife.