Sentence examples for science has moved from inspiring English sources

But science has moved on.

Science has moved on a long way.

But the science has moved on.

But science has moved on since Sagan's time.

Science has moved on since then, of course, and cloud chambers are now largely museum pieces.

"Natural science has moved ahead by studying progressively smaller units," Laibson told me.

He was referring specifically to the philosophy of science, which he said was still bogged down in epistemological questions from which science had moved on.

He said the abortion law needed to be "looked at" because science had "moved on "incredibly [since the 24-week limit was introduced nearly 50 years ago] and they're doing remarkable things like keeping babies alive at a very young age", adding: "Even people who support abortion as such have a question over the 24-week limit".

Science, however, has moved on.

-- A New York teen who was living at a homeless shelter when she was picked as a semifinalist in a prestigious national science competition has moved into her new home.

The life science industry has moved in the same direction and started to support cloud computing as well.