Sentence examples for uncertain science from inspiring English sources

Public relations is an uncertain science.

In practice, assessing capacity is an uncertain science.

Uncertain science should no longer guide our nutrition policy.

The exact function of the title in drawing an audience is, though, an uncertain science.

Climatologists are the first to acknowledge that theirs is a highly uncertain science.

But the current over-reliance on one point of view in this extremely uncertain science is healthy neither for psychiatry, nor for those it treats.

Furthermore, related to these three challenges, there are also tradeoffs between salience, credibility and legitimacy (Cash et al., 2003; Mitchell et al., 2006), particularly when it comes to the highly value-laden and often uncertain social-science evaluation of controversial policy response options.

But you would also be uncertain about the science.

Why shouldn't it get involved with the uncertain conjectures of science?

"The exodus continues, burden of the violence," they chant, "The war is uncertain, incomprehensible, absurd science".

But with the science uncertain, those claims have so far been rebuffed.