Sentence examples for science spending from inspiring English sources

UK science spending is to remain flat, though funds going into lab infrastructure will almost double.

Obama's commitment to science spending shows where his priorities lie (he also reversed opposition to stem cell research).

That would set total federal science spending back to 2002 levels, said Alan I. Leshner, chief executive of the association.

Lord Porter was also loudly critical of repeated cuts in science spending by Margaret Thatcher's government in the 1980's.

Germany pumped a total of €18bn into promoting world-class research alongside university education, while Barack Obama ploughed an additional $21bn into ­federal science spending.

The UK benefits disproportionately from the European science spending, and we should absolutely join the Dutch on insisting on protection for that budget".

That tells you something about the appetite of the political and scientific elite for real conversation on science spending with the public.

PAGE 18 Plan for Science Spending In his budget, President Bush will seek to spend more on bird flu and the physical sciences, but less for cancer research.

With a rising tide of public science spending, it is easy to overlook social choices about how money should be spent.

It is hard to fault raising the minimum wage or to try to spare science spending from the worst of the cuts.

But critics like Dr. Fang and Dr. Casadevall argue that science has changed in some worrying ways in recent decades — especially biomedical research, which consumes a larger and larger share of government science spending.