Sentence examples for sciences made from inspiring English sources

The BA is the UK's national academy for the humanities and social sciences, made up of leading academic fellows.

Huxley's sympathy for the sciences made him a valuable advocate for their creative connection to the humanities.

At NUU his good humour, integrity, and interest in the arts as well as the sciences made him a successful, if reluctant, administrator.

The diversity of the physical sciences made it hard for PubSCIENCE to gain a toehold in a competitive market.

By comparison, in the University of Rome's 2009 to 2010 academic year, female students in the Faculty of Sciences made up 52% of the total (7,693 of a total 14,792 students) (MIUR 2011).

But even more so, as both medical and evolutionary sciences made spectacular advances, three misunderstandings and abuses of evolutionary science severely hindered synthesis between them, and some of these persist to this day (Porter 1998; Zampieri 2009).

Real sciences make progress.

In Cambridge, for example, the life sciences make up around 6%.

Significantly, Aristotle's tri-fold division of the sciences makes no mention of logic.

Today, the landscape is sick, like science made it sick".

Regarding AIDS, his skepticism of accepted science made headlines worldwide.