Sentence examples for scientists seriously from inspiring English sources

Things had gotten so bad in Mexico City that some scientists seriously proposed blowing a hole in the mountains on one side of the capital and setting up giant fans on the other to push away the smog.

Many climbers, explorers and scientists seriously believed in the possibility of a missing link, or unknown creature (although they were not convinced by the more supernatural explanations for the Yeti).

But such comparisons have led scientists seriously astray in the past because the people being treated with a new drug often are very different from previous patients who did not take it and because overall medical care steadily improves.

Certainly corporate interviewers take all their conversations with young scientists seriously.

Jackson takes her position as a role model to trainees and other scientists seriously, although more as a woman and mother of two than as a scientist with a disabilty.

The commission takes the career concerns of young scientists seriously, but "there's a gap between the urgency of the situation [for them] and the recommendations we are trying to lay on institutions in a diplomatic manner," he says.

Commuting 2 hours and burning 4 gallons of gas every day can make a Silicon Valley scientist seriously consider his carbon emissions.

It's pure, unadulterated superstition, but Slashdot asks the question: can a scientist seriously date a man or woman who believes in this mumbo-jumbo?

But scientists are seriously considering the possibility of bacteria.

That whale scientists were seriously considering using tropical atolls as corrals for whale farms.

But one usually takes academics and scientists more seriously and tries to engage.