Sentence examples for sciences do not from inspiring English sources

While the physical sciences produce many detailed and precise predictions, the social sciences do not.

In nominations for the best-documentary Oscar, for example, voters from the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences do not scrutinize the accuracy of a film.

Although, strictly speaking, the social sciences do not precede the 19th century that is, as distinct and recognized disciplines of thought one must go back farther in time for the origins of some of their fundamental ideas and objectives.

Because the empirical sciences do not explain natural phenomena in terms of norms they make no reference to obligations, duties, rights, or justice, for example—naturalists like Ross concluded that such norms do not really exist.

David Brooks's suggestion ("One Nation, Enriched by Biblical Wisdom," column, March 23) that courses in the Bible, the Koran and other religious works should be mandatory because these works reveal aspects of human nature that secular social sciences do not ignores the other main sources from which public school students are currently educated about human nature: secular literature and history.

Sciences do not typically spring full-blown from the mind of a single originator.

He argues that, with some rare exceptions, biological sciences don't have laws.

Academics, especially in the social sciences, don't do much better.

That this idea was intended to apply only to the natural sciences did not matter.

The drinks industry and its science do not agree.

The logic and the science do not add up.