Sentence examples for scientist writing from inspiring English sources

Simple logic, one expert noted, suggested that an Iranian scientist writing such a report to a foreigner might quickly join the ranks of the martyrs.

"For many Frenchmen, the very term race sends a shiver running down their spines," according to Erik Bleich, a Middlebury College political scientist, writing for the Brookings Institution.

Govert Schilling reports on the team's work for New Scientist, writing that the goal was to learn about the pressure and temperature in Pluto's atmosphere.

Recently Larry Bartels, a political scientist writing for the Christian Science Monitor, adjusted this argument to make the following economic case for electing Barack Obama.Both candidates' proposals faithfully reflect the traditional economic priorities of their respective parties.

The presidency of François Hollande had been adversely affected by his decision to take a vacation last year, even if it was only in southern France, according to John Gaffney, a political scientist writing on the French leader's first year in office.

(By the way, cosmologists define a year as the amount of time elapsed between one delusional scientist writing a book trying to make advanced astrophysics comprehensible to people who gave up on physics after GCSE and another trying to do the same thing).

A scientist writes, "I can think of no career more rewarding and no pursuit more noble".

Valerie Jamieson of the New Scientist wrote in 2005 about the work of Dr William Bennett Bean.

Disgusting, disgraceful," Norman Ornstein, a progressive political scientist, wrote in a Twitter message.

Mr. Campbell, a political scientist, wrote extensively on the Middle East and American foreign policy.

Using the federal definition of treatment, the second scientist wrote, "we really don't fully treat the waste".