Sentence examples for two sciences from inspiring English sources

Students are required to take GCSEs in English, maths, at least two sciences, technology and a foreign language.

"I have used the findings of the two sciences of geology and archaeology," Hawkes declares, "for purposes altogether unscientific".

If you want to be a scientist, the international baccalaureate is not a great preparation because you can do only two sciences and maths," he says.

Pupils who achieve a GCSE grade C or better in English, maths, a language, two sciences and history or geography will achieve the EBacc.

The new English baccalaureate (EBacc) requires pupils to gain good GCSEs in a language, either history or geography, two sciences, English and Maths.

Mr Gould is a zoologist and geologist at Harvard a practitioner, that is, of the two sciences that did the most to undermine traditional Christian belief.

Here is how two science-based agencies are faring.

While teaching at Horace Greeley High School in Chappaqua, he wrote two science textbooks.

"I just hired two science teachers, but one backed out because of housing costs.

For example, medicine courses will demand at least two science A-levels (or equivalent).

"If Mooney's argument sounds familiar to you, it should," scoffed two science writers.