Sentence examples for hijacking of science from inspiring English sources
There will also be screenings of No Dinosaurs in Heaven a film that "examines the hijacking of science education by religious fundamentalists".
Commenting on the panel and its critics, Eugenie Scott, director of the National Center for Science Education in Oakland, California, which has campaigned successfully for the teaching of evolution in schools, objected to the "hijacking" of science for arguments about religion: for or against.
The claim by the Japanese government that its whaling industry exists for scientific reasons is yet another demonstration of how easy it is for the authority of science to be hijacked in the defense of morally untenable undertakings.
"The world of science has been hijacked by secular scientists," Ham says, punching up various PowerPoint slides and graphs, and beginning most sentences with "Here's another important fact".
"The world of science has been hijacked by secular scientists," Ham says, punching up various PowerPoint slides and graphs; beginning most sentences with: "Here's another important fact…" Ham uses the world 'science' more times than a drunken sailor uses the word 'cocksucker.' "I have evidence confirming God's word and that he is the true designer".
In early 1998, some of the biggest fossil fuel companies in the world were hatching a plan to hijack the science of human-caused global warming.
Legitimate concerns about risk must not be hijacked by those who set religious convention above the value of science.
Medal of Science Winners.
Master of science: Architecture.
