Sentence examples for great nobel from inspiring English sources

"If great Nobel laureates and Richard Dawkins want to do something useful they should take up the banner for women in science instead".

The ships played a pivotal role in another great Nobel project -- the creation of a park in the heart of Black Town.

"People just say, 'Sure, he's a great Nobel laureate and he's very smart, but he still doesn't know what he's talking about in this situation.' I'm sure I'll get the same thing".

It's as if people began mentioning James Graham Ballard rather than JG Ballard (and what a great Nobel choice he would have proven!) or quoted VS Naipaul's first names in a misplaced attempt at familiarity with these writers.

For his part, Ferguson insists that he, in fact, won a debate with another of his intellectual opponents, the economist Paul Krugman, quoting in his own support a headline from a Korean newspaper: "A great Nobel prize winner humiliated like a dog in Korea".

Niels Bohr, the great Nobel physicist, said, "Not so".

Argentines will tell you that they have had great writers, Nobel prize winning scientists.

Some Salafi leaders have made extremist statements — suggesting that women and Christians are unfit to be leaders, raising questions about the peace treaty with Israel, and denouncing the great Egyptian Nobel laureate in literature, Naguib Mahfouz, for sacrilege.

In context of current conversations on immigration - and the notion that somehow immigrants might be thwarting America's "greatness" - it is instructive to note just how much of America's great success in Nobel Prizes has come because of immigrants.

Another great physicist, the Nobel laureate Steven Weinberg, has written that he finds philosophy "murky and inconsequential" and of no value to him as a working scientist.

"It's a great paper," says Nobel Prize-winning virologist David Baltimore, whose own lab at the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena is doing similar work.