Sentence examples for science driving from inspiring English sources

Is the dismal science driving them to drink?

Fishermen also argue that the science driving the fisheries' decisions comes from limited models that exaggerate declines in fish stocks and the role fishing plays.

Opponents say the quotas are based on shaky science, driving excessive catch reductions to meet an arbitrary deadline faster than necessary.

"It is a complete vindication of the argument that reproductive rights advocates have been making for years, that in the Bush administration it was politics, not science, driving decisions around women's health," said Nancy Northup, president of the Center for Reproductive Rights, the attorneys for the plaintiff in the suit against the F.D.A.

In this contribution, the science driving the ISSIS design and the main characteristics of this instrument are presented.

Uncertainty is the engine of science, driving our quest to understand the universe.

This study explores how university departments are changing under the influence of both internal and external pressures, including new paradigms for research, the growth of 'new managerialism' in universities, restructuring, increasingly prescriptive government policies for science, and driving forces within science itself.

Nothing better demonstrates the way technology and science are driving us -- fast-forwarding us -- all into the future.

"The pork industry wants to make sure sound science is driving the industry and not emotion," said Cynthia Cunningham, a spokeswoman for the National Pork Board.

"Today science is driving us further: in the DNA era we are inventing things that are beyond our comprehension, so the very business of being human is under threat".Mr Zeldin wants the first night to be a surprise.

And while the narrative may have shifted from economic "planning" to smarter inward investment and strategic government action, the central role of science in driving an economy that works for working people remains the same.