Sentence examples for the issue of science from inspiring English sources

Globally, scientists are becoming more active in engaging communities on the issue of science and research funding.

Wehner does not give his side a free pass, especially on the issue of science and global warming: I credit liberals with drawing attention to anthropogenic [human-caused] global warming (AGW).

For a discussion on Dewey and Haraway on the issue of science, see Gatens-Robinson (1991).

The meeting participants also took up the issue of science funding.

This fame may, in part, be because the experiment is associated with a set of memorable graphical images (e.g., figure 1), some of which made it onto the cover of the issue of Science where it was first published.

The creationist evolutionist discussion focuses on scientific dispute on the evidence regarding evolutionary theory but, in reality, creationist texts contain numerous fallacious arguments not directly if at all related to the issue of science.

Her perspective on the effects of toxic chemicals and climate change on the Arctic have transformed the issues of science, politics and economics into those of human rights.

In the philosophy of science, the issue of distinguishing science from non-science is known as the demarcation problem (Godfrey-Smith 2003).

"We're taking a hard look at the issue of the science," said Pamela Barr, a deputy director of the Office of Science and Technology in the E.P.A.'s office of water.

Kentucky, home of The Creation Museum, has now become a hotbed of controversy over the issue of teaching science to children.

The method, reported in the current issue of Science, could cut the cost and tighten the security of coded messages.