Sentence examples for regard for science from inspiring English sources

Its title, IC3, is police shorthand for black (IC1, 2 and 4 being code - with scant regard for science or geography - for "Caucasian", "Mediterranean" and "Asian" respectively).

But he holds special regard for science fiction, including the original "Blade Runner" in 1982, one of his first movie credits.

Tim Flannery, head of the climate council, said last week he was keen to meet Newman to discuss his understanding of climate science because the businessman appeared to have "little regard for science and facts".

If they had proper regard for science, politicians in both parties would fight harder against the devastating cuts to federal research that have happened under sequestration, endangering medical progress and jeopardizing our global leadership.

Obama used the conversation to tout his Administration's regard for science education.

It occurred to me that erosion, as you say, is not just a physical process, but the corrosive process we're seeing among politics, there's an erosion of democracy, an erosion of truth, an erosion of our regard for science, erosion of decency, and and on a deeper level, I think an erosion of self.

For male teachers, having a STEM background was associated with stronger gender-related beliefs regarding aptitude for science.

In the current study, three versions of the Implicit Association Test (IAT) were used to assess gender-related beliefs regarding career, aptitude for science and learning styles, respectively.

I understand your high regard for degrees in science and engineering, but to disparage other areas of study is either naive, ignorant or just plain dumb.

A few steps farther north, passing the peripatetic Joseph Henry House, built in 1837 by its namesake, the professor and foremost American scientist of the 19th century, continuing symbol of Princeton's regard for the hard sciences.

Counsilman, highly regarded for his science-based approach to swimming stroke mechanics, also was head coach of the U.S. men's swim team that won a combined 21 gold medals in the 1964 and 1976 Olympic Games.