Sentence examples for the sciences which from inspiring English sources

Unlike the sciences, which are based on mathematics, history cannot yield knowledge.

Dr. Wiesel said it was unlikely that The Sciences, which had won seven National Magazine Awards, would be revived soon, calling its cancellation a fiscal decision.

"Mass-Observation develops out of anthropology, psychology, and the sciences which study man," the letter read, "but it plans to work with a mass of observers".

In 2002, York became the location of Queens High School for the Sciences, which granted admission based solely on standardized-test scores.

As opposed to the sciences — which cost universities huge amounts for new laboratories and equipment, for example — a law school can expand its curriculum without much added cost.

We are in danger of giving students the impression that it is not necessary to study maths for the sciences, which can lead to a nasty shock at university.

We keep arguing about the science, which really at this point cannot be reasonably debated.

"I was paid to comment on the science, which I did," he said.

They just deny the meaning of the science, which is that we must keep carbon in the ground".

Reagan did not think up the science, which was later proven unworkable, but he embraced its promise emotionally and rhetorically.

The conquest of space and the science which made it possible have come perilously close to this point.