Sentence examples for inspire scientists from inspiring English sources
12 February Darwin's work continues to inspire scientists worldwide.
Dr. Tegmark said that even inaccurate science fiction movies could inspire scientists to think.
Carroll these days seems mostly to inspire scientists and philosophers; Lear inspires poets.
But Dr. Ridley argues that they've both got it backward: traders' wealth builds empires, and entrepreneurial tinkerers are more likely to inspire scientists than vice versa.
They inspire scientists like Mr. Matsil -- who sprinkles his conversation with terms like "facultative mutualism" and "heterotrophic aerobic microbes," to lyricism.
He officially retired from the University of Wisconsin-Madison in 2006, but continues to inspire scientists throughout the industry with papers and presentations.
Humboldt, who lived from 1769 to 1859, inspired scientists and writers including Jules Verne and Charles Darwin in his day.
The sick children who first inspired scientists to conduct research into stem cells in order to develop treatments that might help them are now young adults.
The mapping of genomes, he said, inspired scientists to use the same approach in studying proteins, metabolites and their biochemical connections, to name a few.
Sedna's remoteness has inspired scientists to conjecture over how much the discovery could be telling them about the far reaches of the solar system.
This jokey documentary peddled the premise that Star Trek inspired scientists to invent mobile phones, computers, ion propulsion and, probably, polyester jump suits.
