Sentence examples for mediocre science from inspiring English sources
They accuse the council of being out of touch and arrogant, ignoring scientific expertise and fostering mediocre science.
"Mediocre science is not in anyone's interest.
"If they see a mediocre proposal from you several times, then they're going to associate you with mediocre science".
It is wrong of Templeton to try to impose this kind of mediocre science on the public.
Though his work has been described as "crude" and "mediocre", science fiction art historian Robert Weinberg regards the cover for the second issue, illustrating "Winged Terror" by G.R. Malloch, as "highly effective and easily the best thing he ever did".
Walking past Marylebone Road, I had a feeling of dread that The Terminal Man could quickly disappear after seeing the U.S. advertising campaign, which positioned it as a mediocre science fiction effort, with a running George Segal floating against a backdrop of electrical impulses and primitive computers.
Stung by the business secretary's implication that "mediocre" British science deserved significant cuts in the forthcoming comprehensive spending review, she blogged: "Sod it.
The social scientist offered calculating, mediocre physical science students a chance to boost their GPA for graduate admissions.
Educators were hopeful: though eighth graders appeared mediocre in math and science, and 12th graders were near the bottom, perhaps the fourth graders's scores meant educational reforms were paying off.
Unfortunately, today's review boards still face lackluster proposals from researchers who continue to make the same mistakes that doomed their seafaring predecessors: The science is mediocre, sentences ramble, there are no headings, figures are unclear, sections are disorganized, and the writing is uninspired.
Nevertheless, Lepore says, he is "uneasy" with the suggestion that Einstein was a "parietal genius" who thought strictly in images and sensations, citing among other evidence his superior school grades in Latin and the sciences and mediocre marks in art and geography.
