Sentence examples for sciences practice from inspiring English sources

David E. Redlick, co-chairman of the life sciences practice at WilmerHale, said other companies, including Bayer and AstraZeneca, might also now benefit from patent extensions.

As Scott Morrison, national director of Ernst & Young's life sciences practice, puts it, "I think that number will move around a lot, but it won't go back to 90,000".

But there is nothing theoretical about the science practiced at Illycaffe.

Against the floundering in Florida, it's nice to be reminded that right from the beginning, American politics has been an inexact science practiced by imperfect folks.

But the Greek term from which the word music is derived was a generic one, referring to any art or science practiced under the aegis of the Muses.

The only science practiced at NutriSystem is a carefully engineered form of selling.

Economics, the dismal science, practiced this for four decades through 2000 with a defense of the Efficient Market Hypothesis.

So far, I have been speaking mostly of the kind of science practiced by individual scientists or by teams of them.

Among these traditional medicinal systems, Ayurveda is the holistic, comprehensive ancient medical science practiced in India since the 12th Century B.C.

"We can't convince these companies to take cheaper space in the suburbs," said Steve Buckley, regional director of the life-sciences practice for Ernst & Young.

Ethan Goffman is associate editor of Sustainability: Science, Practice, & Policy.