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181. Marie Curie was the woman behind enormous changes in the science of chemistry.

182. He finds physics far/much more difficult than other science subjects.

183. These advances were the result of the intellectual appliance of science.

184. Unlike astronomy, astrology cannot be described as an exact science.

185. Science cannot provide a cure for all the world's problems.

186. Thanks to the wonders of modern science, many common diseases will soon be things of the past.

187. His experiments have achieved notoriety in the world of science.

188. The award is given for notable or conspicuous achievement in science.

189. Cuvier wanted to turn natural history into a science that would rank with physics and chemistry.

190. The language of science overlaps with that of everyday life.

191. Students can choose from a range of electives offered by the science department.

192. These changes will shift the balance in higher education more towards science subjects.

193. Jeannie can't come. She's busy mugging up on science for her exam.

194. The idea of cloning extinct life forms still belongs to science fiction.

195. I would be the last to say that science has explained everything.

196. Marx founded a new science: the science of the history of social formations.

197. Many great discoveries have been made in the field of science.

198. Science museums have tried to shake off their somewhat starchy image by mounting exhibitions designed to draw in the crowds.

199. How life began on Earth is one of the great mysteries of science.

200. The younger generation tell me that religion is "old hat" and science has proved this.sentencedict .com

201. Rapid industrial growth makes new demands on science and technology.

202. a history/science/sociology instructor.

203. He made a name for himself in science, but he remained modest.

204. Schools must try to make science more attractive to youngsters.

205. He appeared before the House Committee on Space, Science and Technology.

206. There are still some vacancies for students in science and engineering courses, but the vacancies in humanities have been filled.

207. You're listening to Science in Action, brought to you by the BBC World Service.

208. So you know my old science teacher! Well, it's certainly a small world, isn't it?

209. Progress in science cannot be made without exploring blind alleys.

210. In schools, science is often presented in a dry and uninteresting manner.