Sentence examples for politicized research from inspiring English sources

Quoting politicized "research" as Google gospel without further inquiry is simply intellectual laziness or betrays a vile predisposition.

By harnessing the most powerful technologies of political influence — campaign finance, public relations, politicized research — West Virginia's coal industry has recast an economic debate as a cultural debate: a yes-or-no question, all or nothing.

- Have already got a job lined up, before finishing my PhD. - I have doubts that I have "what it takes" to make it in the highly competitive and politicized world of research.

So research became politicized, and that means we have data on the number of deaths and injuries caused by guns but very little scientific work on the underlying causes of that violence.

Other groups such as the American Society of Criminology have set a model for avoiding politicized policy statements on contested research.

After 9-11 he became politicized, and rose from the position of research intern to producer at Robert Greenwald's Brave New Films.

We urge conservation biologists to carefully design fishers' knowledge research taking into account the often politicized context.

In this sense, a discussion on terminology often becomes a politicized debate on the shaping of a (medical-research) field.

One of the serious, and most disturbing, themes of "Bonk" is the difficulty of conducting sex research in an era of corporatized and politicized medical science.

In many ways this trial reminded me of another culture-war trial that I covered, in 2005, one that presented a similar opportunity for intellectually engaging with the arguments and research that usually remain submerged beneath a politicized controversy.

Gun violence needs to be less politicized in American and we need to consult the research on what works.