Sentence examples for science longer from inspiring English sources

Other candidates noted that private schools offered a wealth of ideas — tutoring in math and science, longer school days, aggressive communication with parents — that could be imported to the public school system.

Werwa stuck to academic science longer than most--long enough, in fact, to get on the tenure track and back off again.

Evidence from the cognitive and learning sciences as well as discipline-based education research indicate that students learn most effectively and retain content and concepts in science longer when they see the relevance of a topic to their own lives or that of their community and when the topic is inherently interesting and engaging to them.

Historically, men have been participating in science longer than women [25], and thus on average have more publishing experience.

If you have enough money, science no longer matters.

It's not clear there is a space for Einsteins in modern science any longer.

A few years ago, Eben Upton and some of his academic colleagues in Cambridge University's Computer Laboratory became concerned about the fact that most of the kids who wanted to study computer science no longer knew how to program.

The nation that set men on the moon doesn't apparently believe in science any longer: in evolution, global warming, in facing a future the Tea Party doesn't endorse.

The aristocratic Captain Owen Stanley, commander of the Rattlesnake, posted Huxley's papers to his father, the bishop of Norwich, for London publication; but such old-style patronage galled Huxley, who insisted that science no longer needed aristocratic sanction.

Science no longer imagines conception as a "ping" at a particular instant, but rather as a process that isn't complete until the zygote starts to divide and multiply.

But, while they may be inexperienced proposal writers, today's first-timers have been doing science far longer than their more experienced colleagues at the same point in their careers.