Sentence examples for substitute science from inspiring English sources

The bridegroom's mother retired as a substitute science teacher at the Townview Magnet Center, a school there.

Just substitute "science" for "law" and "scientists" for "lawyers" in the paragraphs above, and the description fits remarkably well.

If you substitute "science" or "materialism" for Caesar, everyone does exactly that, compartmentalizing personal and spiritual experience in a separate box from iPads, microwaves and space shuttles.

Other active claims relate to former San Pedro High substitute science teacher Michelle Yeh, who last year pleaded no contest to unlawful sex and child molestation involving three boys.

He substituted science and reason for faith and subservience.

But the waters have been muddied by the presence of both indicators and practitioners that substitute poor science at best, and voodoo at worst, for the sound statistical analysis that drives other social sciences.

They would, if they could, substitute their science and facts for our hopes and intuition.

Congress has made other decisions that substitute policy for science.

But such politics cannot substitute for good science.

"Like Mississippi's failed 'Personhood Amendment' Proposition 26, these misleading and ambiguously worded 'personhood' measures substitute ideology for science and represent a grave threat to women's health and reproductive rights that, if passed, would have long-term negative outcomes for our patients, their families, and society," ACOG said in a statement.

By signing an executive order repealing the nearly eight-year-old ban, Obama cheered patients, doctors and scientists who maintained that Bush had substituted ideology for science and had set back critical medical research in order to placate conservative supporters.