Sentence examples for science and skill from inspiring English sources

We are used to thinking that a doctor's ability depends mainly on science and skill.

The degree of science and skill involved makes Sellafield an enchanting place and I can't imagine ever working on a 'softer' issue again".

"Some people question if what is happening at Chengdu is a worthwhile use of conservation money but, as Sir David says in the film, the project is a triumph of science and skill," Ms Downer said.

So -- given there's proven science and skill behind polygraphs -- how can you beat one?

The patients' outcomes will depend not only on the science and skill behind the surgery and the preoperative risk assessment, but also must rely on the communication between the surgeon and internist.

But he has one more salvo to fire as chairman of the Commons innovation, universities, science and skills committee.

In Opposition, Liam has chaired Labour's policy review, led the Shadow DWP team and is now Shadow Minister for Universities, Science and Skills.

A recent report from the Commons Select Committee on Innovation, Universities, Science and Skills, entitled Engineering: Turning Ideas into Reality, endorsed the view that engineers were somewhat undervalued.

Upon this foundation of stability our task is to match investment with reform in science and skills, infrastructure and housing - and show that working in partnership with the private sector, we can best meet the challenge of globalisation.

During hearings of the innovation universities science and skills committee MPs have criticised the Quality Assurance Agency, the watchdog responsible for quality control at universities, and subjected a series of vice-chancellors to hostile questioning, most recently at Oxford this week.

Liam Byrne, shadow minister for universities, science and skills, said: "This damning report reveals the reality that the Tory-Lib Dem government's 'experiment' with higher education has put the system on the road to ruin.