Sentence examples for commissioned scientists from inspiring English sources

After a bad harvest, he and his son, Stuart, commissioned scientists to develop Surgihoney.

In the late 1700s King Louis XVI commissioned scientists to find a more sensible approach.

Industry-funded front groups such as the Global Climate Coalition and the Global Climate Council commissioned scientists to produce reports that muddied the facts about climate change.

During the second world war, the US government commissioned scientists to develop a product that would supply vitamin C to soldiers overseas.

The list of drugs prisoners are tested for has not been updated for five years and does not include synthetic agents, but a Ministry of Justice spokesman said it had commissioned scientists to devise a test for new psychoactive substances.

US documents reveal that two years ago the Pentagon commissioned scientists at Pennsylvania State University to look at potential military uses for a range of chemicals known as calmatives.

A report on the ethical issues, commissioned by scientists and paid for by the Sloan Foundation, should be released soon.

C1 A Push for Healthier Food With two-thirds of Americans overweight to some degree and with many professing a desire to eat more healthily, food companies have commissioned their scientists to develop products that allow consumers have their cake and eat it, too.

In a further effort to persuade customers, Campanini commissioned independent scientists to compare video chat against old-fashioned telephone conferencing and instant messaging.

Seven decades on, however, government commissions, scientists, futurologists and people once considered wild-eyed scaremongers are converging on the view that floods of 1953 levels of severity are likely to become commonplace.

The plan to commission scientists fell through when Robert Bacher and Isidor Rabi balked at the idea.