Sentence examples for science solving from inspiring English sources

Scientific American's blogs editor, Bora Zivkovic, said communities of commenters sometimes aided the cause of science, solving math mysteries or helping spur retractions of poor-quality scientific papers.

Indeed, some of our greatest automation successes have come from people outside computer science solving their own problems – the showstopper being Tim Berners-Lee inventing a way to share documents among physicists and inventing the world wide web.

The likelihood of medical science solving the related issues of cardiac weakening and brain deterioration, of joint destruction and muscular atrophy, of dental decay and taste reduction, are so low as to be scary.

On the positive side, they can benefit from jurors' misguided notion that science solves crimes, and hence that the absence of crime-solving scientific evidence constitutes a reasonable doubt and grounds for acquittal.

The Post's View: Can science solve climate change?

They now understand that science solves the simplest equation first, then moves on to the more difficult ones; their complicated genetic makeup meant their case had to wait.

Alas, Adam Shriver is clearly in the camp of "science solves everything," even our vague stirrings of conscience over the suffering of animals we cause.

In Beck's description of how risk societies work, the first round of scientific innovation — when science solves the problems imposed on us by nature — is accepted gratefully, even uncritically.

But a study in the 24 November issue of Science solves part of the puzzle.

In that time, the public's horizons have expanded immeasurably and knowledge has advanced hugely, but can science solve the most pressing challenges of this century?

How many students have gone into forensic science because of watching CSI or a movie where science solves the crime?