Sentence examples for controversial discoveries from inspiring English sources

But so far, the only people mentioned by name in news accounts are the few controversial discoveries from the rolls — a sports-talk D.J. and a police officer; both are in danger of losing their jobs over their affiliation.

Most significant progress arose from controversial discoveries such as reverse transcription, splicing, and autocatalytic activty of RNAs in the past.

This year's Nobel Prize for chemistry goes to a scientist whose controversial discovery forced chemists to redefine the concept of a crystal.

Not least of which was the controversial discovery that Iran made suspicious cash deposits in the Cofiec Bank, at a time when the West heavily sanctioned the Islamic Republic.

The discovery, controversial at the time, hinted that physicists might be coming close to detecting dark matter, an enigmatic substance thought to account for 85% of the matter in the universe.

The interpretation of the morphology and systematic position of Thylacocephala has been controversial since their discovery [ 4],[ 6],[ 9]-[ 12].

The status of O. lyallii on the Auckland Islands has been controversial since its discovery on Ewing Island off the main Auckland Islands in 1840 (Hooker 1844).

In Montana, a bill put forward by local social conservative state congressman, Clayton Fiscus, also lists things like "random mutation, natural selection, DNA and fossil discoveries" as controversial topics that need more critical teaching.

The team's scientific interpretation may be the least controversial aspect of the discovery, which they report online today in Science.

This discovery remained controversial until the development of the oil immersion lens in 1884 and of superior staining methods in 1890 1891.

"His discovery was extremely controversial.