Sentence examples for useful sciences from inspiring English sources

She is also encouraged to learn useful sciences to teach them to her children, forming what is called (Islamic Family), which in return forms a nucleus of the Islamic community.

In this context, the institutionalization of medium to long-term drought early warning forecast systems and their mainstreaming with land-use planning processes can provide a very useful science-policy interface in the Sahel countries.

Obviously it's a useful science.

"Kids can actually perform useful science".

Economics is a useful science, but it is not an infallible one.

Pat Robertson went so far as to dismiss "ethical dilemmas" as secondary to the "practical reality" of a "very useful science".

With nothing to secure the lander to the comet, its chances of remaining there, let alone doing useful science, were unknown.

Contemporary newspapers did not corroborate it, Svinth found, and "A Treatise Upon the Useful Science of Defense," written in 1747, referred to Stevenson in the present tense.

It was therefore put aside by astronomers, for it is hard to do useful science when you have only one example of something.

"This is an incredible buy if they're able to get some useful science done at the same time," he added.

Because it is so early on in this work, it is easy to say that we are either at the edge of a remarkable new and useful science or that we are careering down an environmental rabbit hole.