Sentence examples for science arrived from inspiring English sources

The 10-member WHO team, which includes experts in epidemiology, diagnosis, treatment, and veterinary science, arrived in Turkey's eastern of province of Van yesterday and began visiting hospitals and talking with clinicians.

But after World War II, a golden age for science arrived in the United States.

In effect, its function is to describe how present science arrives at the beliefs accepted by the scientific community.

"The moment of useful science has arrived," said the science minister.

Has science now arrived, after decades of hysteria, at the study that finally proves their guilt?

Science has arrived at a cluster of hypotheses about the first instant of creation.

Curiosity, a 1-ton roving science laboratory, arrived on Mars in August.

Peter Lyon wrote in Success Story: The Life and Times of S.S. McClure (1963) that when the articles first appeared, three Christian Science officials arrived at the McClure's offices and asked McClure to allow them to edit the rest of the articles before publication.

People who share these beliefs probably didn't need science to arrive at them, but the science is undoubtedly reassuring.

If we add up these three factors – the enormous economic challenge of reducing greenhouse gases, the complexity of climate science, and deliberate campaigns to confuse the public and discredit the science – we arrive at the fourth and overarching problem: US politicians' unwillingness or inability to formulate a sensible climate-change policy.

But 16 to 18 spots on the roster are pretty much locked up, "some days a little higher," Bradley said, and he will use his own calculus — more alchemy than science — to arrive at the team he will take to South Africa this summer.