Sentence examples for science was largely from inspiring English sources

With support from a climate science denial group, Moore toured Australia last year telling people climate science was largely a scam.

* An attempt by the state of New Mexico to water down the teaching of evolution and climate science was largely beaten back by grass-roots opposition.

Twentieth century philosophy of science was largely dominated by logical empiricism.

The failure of Japanese science was largely blamed for Japan's defeat.

Science was largely taught in a didactic manner with little evidence to indicate that student-directed inquiry took place (Singham, 1987).

In the same century, European doctors experimented with transfusions, and proposed linking the circulatory systems of two beings, to extend life but they wound up killing so many people due to a lack of knowledge about blood types (and probably just sanitation) that such science was largely outlawed.

Science is largely funded by the public.

Current carbon cycle science is largely derived from those discussions and thus anticipates the information needs of producers.

Yet once a treatment enters the mainstream — once we know whether it works in certain situations — science is largely left behind.

The hands-on activities offered by BBC 1's Bang Goes the Theory, for example, offer a physical experience but, like much kids' science, are largely demonstrations, not invitations to be an active part of shaping an experimental process.

Even the geographical extent of the initiative is unclear from the Budget document: science policy is a UK-wide competence and science is largely funded from a UK wide budget held in London, whilst Osborne and Science Minister Jo Johnson's interest in regional rebalancing reflects their England-only economic development responsibilities.