Sentence examples for into the scientists from inspiring English sources

A Congressional investigation into the scientists' concerns has been opened, and in January the Government Accountability Office released a report that was critical of the device center.

The possibility that the virus had introduced its gene for arginase into the scientists was a curiosity, nothing more until 1969, when the Lancet published a paper by ­Heinz-Georg Terheggen, a pediatrician in Cologne, Germany, and colleagues.

Work at the high-security government lab that handles deadly pathogens like the Ebola virus has been suspended since Feb. 16, when it was discovered that nylon hoses used to pump air into the scientists' protective suits had not been designed or tested for breathing safety, officials said on Friday.

But when Colorado and Texas and Russia and central Africa and Australia all experience unprecedented droughts and fires in a few years' span -- and when those burnings (and also unprecedented floods in Pakistan and Vermont) fit perfectly into the scientists' predictions of the effects of global scorching -- then we would be wise to connect the dots.

If we want our children to grow into the scientists, researchers, educators and entrepreneurs who will address our most pressing challenges, and if we want our nation to remain a global leader in innovation, we must ensure that all students have access to deep learning in STEM subjects and are taught by talented teachers knowledgeable in these fields.

Could a teacher wander into the scientist's laboratory, the doctor's surgery or the musician's concert hall and replace these professionals?

Justice Secretary Kenneth Clarke said he was publishing the documents on how Dr Kelly died "in the interests of maintaining public confidence" in Lord Hutton's inquiry into the scientist's 2003 death.

Here was Bear Stearns stock plummeting to $2 like the first glowing meteorite thudding into the scientist's back garden… cut to Lehman boss James Woods's jaw hitting the desk as he watched some unspeakable horror unfolding on his TV screen.

He arrived at Einstein's home in Princeton, New Jersey, getting into the scientist's study with the ruse of bringing regards from mutual friends in Europe, and photographed him while the scientist was not paying attention to him, occupied in thought.

For Stone's biographical novel of Charles Darwin ("The Origin"), they were able to move into the scientist's home in London, where they slept in Darwin's bedroom and Irving wrote in Darwin's study.

After taking environmental factors into account, the scientists found no measurable link between marijuana use and lower IQ.