Sentence examples for challenged science from inspiring English sources

He felt erased, his suffering – which in the past had enlightened the public and challenged science – suddenly insignificant.

The woman whose observations in Gombe Stream National Park in Tanzania challenged science and showed that chimps, too, could construct and use tools and were not vegetarians, is constantly on the move.

The F.D.A., under its new authority, has focused on Congressional mandates over menthol, dissolvable products and graphic warning labels on cigarette packages, each a contentious issue of its own with tobacco companies challenging science and policy.

From astronomy to physics, our fun but challenging science literacy quiz covers just about every discipline there is.

It has been 10 years since BIO2010: Transforming Undergraduate Education for Future Research Biologists National Research Councill, 2003) channeled the growing awareness of how technological advances blurred traditional disciplinary boundaries, challenging science educators to modify how and what we teach.

Scientific and technological advances may progress rapidly and boldly, but political support and competing priorities are thick with complexity and change slowly, challenging science-based conservation plans.

This acceptance of climate science and uncertainty related to it was mirrored in the public which hardly challenged climate science (Jasanoff 2011).

Fighting back in federal court, the owners of the sheep have challenged the science behind the tests.

According to public records, Exxon gave tens of millions of dollars to organizations, like the Competitive Enterprise Institute, that challenged the science.

Not because they challenged the science.

Despite these challenges, science fiction plays — some defiantly silly, some yearningly serious — are appearing more often.