Sentence examples for many scientists as from inspiring English sources

Evidence of environmental damage is disputed by many scientists, as well as the fracking industry.

Aided by flicks like Armageddon, the threat of asteroids on a collision course with Earth has recently captured the attention of many scientists as well as the general public.

In the 1970s, many scientists, as well as the general public, raised concern about the safety and direction of rDNA research.

It still surprises me that the whole scientific community accepted and supported (or simply paid no attention to) a longstanding state of affairs that has made accessing the findings from other's research difficult or impossible (and expensive) for many scientists, as well as for others who are interested in them.

Initially ridiculed by many scientists as new age nonsense, today that theory forms the basis of almost all climate science.

The current cull of badgers, aimed at cutting TB in cattle but derided by many scientists as ineffective, would be shut down by Labour.

Critics of sociobiology and hereditarianism over IQ included biologists, philosophers and many social scientists as well as many left-leaning political and social activists (See Gould (1981), Paul (1998) and Segerstråle (2000) for some of the relevant history here).

His view, anathema to many fellow scientists as well as to feminists, is that this genetic separation can't be wished away by equality legislation.

Many top scientists, as well as government and military figures, testified on Oppenheimer's behalf.

The problem, for many scientists, is that as obvious as the behaviors sometimes are, they can seem just too complex and animal-like for a plant.

And so the Cartesian circle has continued to spin, keeping far too many scientists' minds as narrowly confined as a hamster in an exercise wheel.