Sentence examples for scientific possibilities from inspiring English sources

The 20th century squandered scientific possibilities.

The contemporary technologies that now disturb me, and especially the promised scientific possibilities that alarm me, would all have been eagerly embraced by my younger self.

We have committees for research ethics committees, bioethics and medical ethics that all pass judgement on the thorny issues raised by new scientific possibilities.

Yet authors like Mr. Bacigalupi see themselves as perpetuating Mr. Clarke's tradition since their fiction makes predictions based on the scientific possibilities and challenges of the moment.

The second factor, Prof. Mieth said, was the emergence of the medical and scientific possibilities that mean it is no longer fanciful to think in terms of the selection of certain characteristics for a child.

These and other shows like them helped to give science fiction a firm and permanent foothold in television--one that reflected the scientific possibilities of the rapidly advancing technological world.

This dangerous disconnect between scientific possibility and tangible results has already caused great harm: a scientifically unjustified fear of G.M.O.s, for example, has prevented many potentially life-enhancing crops from even being tested, let alone planted widely.

Last November, Tony Blair declared himself "born-again... inspired... and excited by scientific possibility".

The bomb seemed to him to announce a whole new era of scientific possibility.

Unlike exobiology, astrobiology respects the scientific possibility that life beyond Earth may never be found.

One other scientific possibility must be considered: the designation KIC 8462852 calls to mind asteroid B-612, the small star-home that Saint-Exupéry'smallll star hero lived on before his flight to Earth.