Sentence examples for schools scientific from inspiring English sources

Poland reported 30 percent of its buildings destroyed, as well as 60 percent of its schools, scientific institutions, and public administration facilities, 30 35 percent of its agricultural property, and 32 percent of its mines, electrical power, and industries.

Sorry, I grew up in a very middle-class family in a very middle-class suburb of Minneapolis, and my parents taught me that paying taxes, while certainly no fun, was how we paid for the police and the Army, our public universities and local schools, scientific research and Medicare for the elderly.

Educational outreach with three aims: K-12 schools, scientific education, and publication.

Empowerment is what the stimulus package was about: building and maintaining roads, bridges, public transportation, and public buildings; systems for communication, electricity, water; education, from pre-school through graduate and professional schools; scientific research and technological development; a banking system that works; a stock market that works; and a judicial system that works.

To assess the magnitude of the violence in schools, scientific measurements and accurate data are essential.

She is a patroness of many institutions, schools, scientific establishments, and universities not only at home but also abroad.

PieLab's logo — two crimp-crusted pie slices, positioned tip to tip to form a double beaker, an hourglass or some other old-school scientific apparatus — said it all.

One longitudinal study found that experience with high school scientific research bumped the actual decision to choose a career in science about 13%.

Although as a whole, society doesn't necessarily applaud failure, we at least accept it for certain things -- careers, schooling, scientific research and medicine -- having faith that something better will result from the next try, or maybe even the next one after that.

Back in the Renaissance, artists thought it necessary to master Euclid and other schools of scientific thought.

Later in the piece, Johnston aptly dissects Mizner's comic methodology: As a wit, Mizner belonged to two distinct schools — the scientific and the O. Henry.