Sentence examples for scientific concerns from inspiring English sources

But since his earliest days, Chomsky's scientific concerns have been as much about philosophy as linguistics.

And in a book that asks us to care about complex ethical and scientific concerns, such questions matter.

Modelled on the cerebral fiction of Borges and Calvino, "Sum" is a natural outgrowth of Eagleman's scientific concerns — another spin of the lazy Susan that has circled back to the subject of time.

Michael Specter undermines his argument in favor of genetically modified crops, which is couched in a negative portrait of the environmentalist Vandana Shiva, by failing to mention major scientific concerns (Seeds of Doubt," August 25th).

The president's remarks suggested social and cultural concerns even as he said Ms. Sebelius had acted out of scientific concerns; in particular, she cited the manufacturer's failure to study whether girls as young as 11 could safely use the drug.

I think these serious scientific concerns belong, at least once, in a clear scientific paper.

Alarm about endocrine disruptors once was a fringe scientific concern but increasingly has moved mainstream.

But his interests have always reached further, to an almost scientific concern with time and time's inconvenient companion, mortality.

The foundation is not political; it's a scientific concern.

At the same time, his close attention to detail and painstaking accuracy in the delineation of plants and grasses betray the scientific concern shared by many Romantic artists.

Although these tiny fragments do not trap or choke animals the way plastic bags or abandoned nets do, they are increasingly the focus of scientific concern.