Sentence examples for aggressive science from inspiring English sources
"Looking back," Herzfeld said, "I find it remarkable for the period that a new and ambitious, even aggressive, science program was given to a female teacher, Mrs. Esther Daly.
The architecture concepts and aggressive science objectives for the next phases of Mars exploration will require landed masses an order of magnitude or greater than any Mars mission previously planned or flown.
"Anybody who's been in serious, aggressive science in academia can tell you stories about people holding back key parts of data," he says, "because they want to get a little bit farther down the road before they publish it".
Last year, the Obama administration proposed an aggressive science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) education reorganization plan that would involve a massive reshuffling of the 226 STEM programs run by a dozen departments at a cost of $3 billion a year.
It said that "an aggressive and science-based approach to emissions reductions" is "absolutely necessary" for "achieving a sustainable environment".
Dr. Wyrick said she thought of him then as "a goody-two-shoes, aggressive about his science but very sensitive about how he was portrayed by other people".
SAN FRANCISCO — A Chinese supercomputer has been ranked as the world's second-fastest machine, surpassing European and Japanese systems and underscoring China's aggressive commitment to science and technology.
Maupertuis had preceded Voltaire as the first aggressive advocate for Newtonian science in France.
Raymond took an aggressive stance against climate science: "It is highly unlikely that the temperature in the middle of the next century will be affected whether policies are enacted now or 20 years from now," he said in a 1997 speech.
Los Alamos has always been the aggressive leader of secret nuclear science, but a passive follower in human resources.
One only needs to look across to the US to see how frequent and aggressive political attacks on social science funding can get.
