Sentence examples for science speaking from inspiring English sources
"People were afraid of being beaten and of being gassed, but we have shown that we are not anymore," said Halil Sertbulut, a 37-year-old PhD candidate in political science, speaking in Taksim Square.
"If the accident becomes bigger, like Chernobyl, it will damage all the brands and people won't buy any of it, even if it's safe," said Hiroshi Uchida, a former professor of agricultural science, speaking of Kobe, Sendai and other brands of high-priced, top-quality Japanese beef.
The protection of the interest of society or science, speaking generally of people, means that human beings' dignity in prenatal stages of development is, in practice, protected by those actions which clearly instrumentalise this and which international consensus has agreed upon.
He told his audiences that he was defying the instructions of his Ph.D. adviser, who had told him, "Let the science speak for itself".
The scientist, Dr. Cynda Crawford, an immunologist at the University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine and an author of a report on the canine influenza being released today by the journal Science, spoke at a news conference sponsored by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Richard Kay Hartford, Nov. 20, 2009 To the Editor: The science speaks for itself: mammograms are not an effective means of preventing breast cancer mortality among women younger than 50.
Science spoke with her this week.
This time, science spoke for itself.
Science spoke with Komaki after she'd returned to Houston.
For this "science speaks of the soul as the ground of the represented world and of its own Self".
