Sentence examples for science held from inspiring English sources

A look back at a time when science held sway.

We saw heated debates about 'phony' science, or whether science held all the answers.

Unikowsky, who, with Nichols, majors in electrical engineering and computer science, held the number 10 spot.

He spent three years writing the book, sending each chapter to scientists to make sure the science held up.

Musschenbroek, a gifted and influential teacher of science, held professorships at the universities of Duisburg (1719 23), Utrecht (1723 40), and Leiden (1740 61).

Researchers from around the world are gathering this week in San Jose, Calif., for the largest conference on psychedelic science held in the United States in four decades.

Does the science hold up?

Because science holds that no idea is sacred, it's inevitable that it draws people away from religion.

Not to Mr Fukuyama.Genetic science holds for him intrinsic dangers: it takes interference with human nature too far.

He has calmly insisted that religion and science hold no mutual threat, and, controversially, insisted that we consider the upside of global warming.

In general, we have to be a little wary of claims that science holds the key to love, as many myths abound.