Sentence examples for scientists to conquer from inspiring English sources
"But in today's age of X Factor and Strictly we are asking the public to vote on which great problem they want scientists to conquer," wrote Willetts.
For a low temperature, even around room temperature, effective gas detection such as ethanol gas has been a direction that the scientists are trying to conquer.
Virginia Hughes, in the online life-sciences magazine Mosaic, profiles Richard Walker, a seventy-four-year-old scientist who "has been trying to conquer aging since he was a 26-year-old free-loving hippie".
Mankind's dream has been to conquer ageing altogether, and scientists are working on it.
It's going to take a team of all-star scientists and doctors, and cooperation from organizations to conquer this disease.
The agency did not further specify the nature of the achievements but said that "Iranian scientists are never afraid of global arrogance and are determined to conquer peaks of success and progress".
The silver dollar features President Franklin D. Roosevelt and scientist Dr. Jonas Salk, who played key roles in the March of Dimes work to conquer polio, on the coin's head or obverse side.
The true challenge for any evil scientist worth their mojo is to take those knocks, dust themselves off, and try once again to conquer the universe.
Finally, in 1954, an Italian expedition consisting of five scientists (including the geologist Ardito Desio as leader), a doctor, a photographer, and 12 others, including a Pakistani, managed to conquer the Abruzzi Ridge despite the severe weather conditions.
Scientists have had a hard time figuring out how it ticks, but now researchers think they may have found a way to conquer S. aureus by blocking its ability to perform a critical task: recycling.
