Sentence examples for science triumph from inspiring English sources

What should Dr Taylor wear for his next great science triumph?

"It's wonderful that we are now seeing science triumph – to me that was the message of what has happened: science won".

Far from entering the age of macroeconomic mastery and social science triumph, we seem to be entering an age in which statecraft is, once again, an art, not a science.

The only real question now is whether they will be found in contempt of court for disobeying a federal judge's ruling to let science triumph over politics, or whether they will appeal the ruling, firmly standing up for politics over science.

When such political science triumphs, both politics and science suffer.

In the end, in some parts of the world at least, science triumphed: belief in a transcendental order was relegated to the sidelines – or even to the dustbin of history.

Eventually, the science will triumph, because…well, because it's true.

The accepted interpretation now is that the mauve moment reflected the eighties' collective grasping at understated "refinement": hence the "sophisticated" palette, built on a gray foundation that served to both tone the colors down and achieve a level of steeliness, which, in turn, signified modern science's triumph over nature.

Hybrid composites are one of the emerging fields in polymer science that triumph attention for application in various sectors ranging from automobile to the building industry.

Faith may even be latent in some of science's triumphs, inspiring such figures as Newton and Kepler.

After Jos Hermens, who manages many of the best east African runners, watched his athletes being trounced at the 2012 Olympics by Salazar's, he told a Dutch journalist, "Science has triumphed over nature".