Sentence examples for some of the sciences from inspiring English sources

In some subjects – such as history, some of the sciences and art – the material to be learned was similar, and so it was easily manageable.

Those who favour this term do so in part because these disciplines are thus brought closer to some of the sciences, such as physical anthropology and physiological psychology, which also deal with human behaviour.

Some of the sciences are loss-leaders, and the tension between the high importance of some fields and the low student market for some, say physics, becomes another administrative nightmare.

"No offense to some of the sciences and humanities and whatnot," Hawes said, "but it's not really my passion or proved to be that helpful later on in life".

First, it gives some of the science of climate change.

"The problem," he said, "was with some of the science and how the science was evaluated".

It did question – legitimately, in my opinion – the validity of some of the science.

Some of the science undertaken on the island was what might be called methodologically high-risk.

Inevitably in a book that is over 60 years old, some of the science is outdated.

This is not surprising, she said, because some of the science is new.

"The problem is that some of the science doesn't support it.