Sentence examples for valuable science from inspiring English sources

"We will lose valuable science.

The number of young people, particularly those with valuable science and engineering skills, is shrinking.

Supporters argue that studying the geology, atmospheres and evolution of planets, moons and comets provides valuable science.

What's the value of the station for the people who are footing the bill? A. Our station crew has been doing valuable science onboard...not enough to suit me personally, but it's important stuff.

Results of two studies with nearly 600 children conducted by the Workshop "demonstrate that children can learn sophisticated vocabulary and valuable science concepts from 'Sesame Street,' " according to a presentation by Dr. Truglio and her colleagues at the International Communications Association in May 2011.

Ciaran Clayton, a NOAA spokeswoman, said in a statement that the laboratory has conducted valuable science over the course of its 100-plus-year history.

With anti-science concepts seeping into mandated curriculum, many West Virginia teachers look to the GBT as a valuable educational science resource for themselves and their students.

Pugh thinks the creation of four marine parks in Antarctica would be hugely valuable to science.

The critical ability to make distinctions is no less valuable to science fiction or to mysteries than it is to literary fiction.

He thinks that good managers may be at least as valuable as science and engineering graduates (though given where he works, perhaps he is talking his own book).

A panel of experts assembled by the National Academy of Sciences to study the Hubble service issue said in an interim report issued on July 13 that the space telescope was too valuable to science to be allowed to die in orbit.