Sentence examples for scientific win from inspiring English sources

Can Boston Scientific win this fight?

For example, it let Boston Scientific win Guidant in 2006 rather than outbid its rival.

As new scientific metrics win wider acceptance, they may help tell a more complete story of researchers' productivity than do traditional metrics alone.

His scientific works won him election to the Académie des Sciences in 1699.

His literary and scientific interests won him a fellowship of the Royal Society in 1663.

David Willetts, the UK science minister, said Scottish universities were "thriving" because of the UK's generous and highly integrated system for funding scientific research, winning far more funding per head than the UK average.

In Moneyball, he sat for a season in the inner sanctum of a major league baseball team and exposed a whole new scientific way of winning.

Intelligent design research will go on, and the scientific evidence will win out in the end.

Call me an innocent, but shouldn't the goal of science fairs be to teach children how to do scientific research, not win blue ribbons?

When asked by the press for a reaction, Scott replied that his plans would not change and that he would not sacrifice the expedition's scientific goals to win the race to the Pole.

One observer defines politocracy as a political form of government where "politicians work for the party, not the electorate, the raison d'etre of such a system is to get the party elected by using more scientific methods to win elections...The political class become self-serving thus divorced from objective governance".