The present volume is written entirely with the idea of bringing out the facts of the relations of the Popes and the Church and the ecclesiastics, especially of the centuries before the reformation, to science and to scientific education.
That is what I understand by scientific education.
If scientific education is to be dealt with as mere bookwork, it will be better not to attempt it, but to stick to the Latin Grammar, which makes no pretence to be anything but bookwork.
These, as well as the selectaner of the cadet corps, must be considered, in point of scientific education, an excellent supply of officers.
These, as well as the Selectaner of the Cadet Corps, must be considered in point of scientific education, an excellent supply of officers.
If scientific education is to be dealt with as mere bookwork, it will be better not to attempt it, but to stick to the Latin Grammar which makes no pretence to be anything but bookwork.
It is almost impossible for any of us to escape some amount of scientific education at school, at college, from lectures, or from books.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "scientific education" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
