Sentence examples for many scientists opposed from inspiring English sources

Many scientists opposed this escalation.

Many scientists opposed strategic defense on moral or political rather than purely technical grounds.

And he joined Jim Watson, his great friend (and one-time competitor), in supporting the National Institutes of Health human genome project at a time when many scientists opposed it as an expensive sink for research resources.

Many scientists oppose the provision, pushed by Senator Richard Shelby (R-AL), which would force taxpayer-funded researchers to hand over raw data to the public on request (Science, 2 April, p. 23).

Many senior scientists opposed the project, fearing it would draw federal funds from their own grants.

Many human genome scientists opposed the policy of granting gene patents without knowledge of function, whether for ESTs and cDNAs or complete gene sequences.

Alving was one of many scientists who opposed the reorganization, arguing that it would make more sense to expand NCRR instead of scrapping it altogether.

While many -- probably most -- scientists opposed the H-bomb, Dr. Teller had the support of such distinguished figures as Dr. Ernest O. Lawrence, a Nobel Prize winner, and Dr. Luis W. Alvarez, who eventually became one.

While many -- probably most -- scientists opposed the H-bomb, Dr. Teller had the support of such distinguished figures as Dr. Ernest O. Lawrence and Dr. Luis W. Alvarez at the University of California, both later Nobel Prize winners.

While the relaxed pollution standard was proposed by EPA political hacks under White House direction, many of that organization's own scientists opposed the change.

Many scientists firmly oppose the idea because a number of lines must be studied, they say, in order to find the few that have the most therapeutic promise.