Sentence examples for science points from inspiring English sources

But the science points to my not being wrong.

Jonathan Chait of New York, citing the relevant political science, points out that that's nonsense.

But none of the science points to an inevitable holocaust, still less an imminent one.

"People seem to think they actually have medicinal value, but all the science points to that not being true".

The finding, reported in Thursday's issue of Science, points to the importance of Arabia in understanding the human story.

Those grand ideas – cells, DNA and evolution – were nodes in the history of science, points where disparate meandering fields were wedded with common foundations.

From a science point of view it also attests to how far we've come in such a short time.

And so what it really turns out is that even though the science pointed very encouragingly in that direction, the clinical trials have not been successful".

Many efforts to gauge why most Republicans reject or doubt the science pointing to risks from unabated emissions of greenhouse gases are issue-centric.

As science pointed the way, the effort to bridge the gulf between the haves and have-nots extended to those with physical and mental handicaps.

The meteorologist and energy entrepreneur Paul Douglas is keeping up his valuable effort to depoliticize the science pointing to a growing human influence on the climate.