Sentence examples for scourge of science from inspiring English sources
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Dorrell was his old boss as health secretary and is now his new monitor as the chair of the Commons health select committee, whose members are set to include such colourful Tories as David Tredinnick, the alternative medicine buff, and Nadine Dorries, scourge of science.
The word "probably" is the one that matters: Goldacre is big on probability, and a relentless scourge of "science" journalism: the kind of lazy hackwork that picks up a spurious finding or a dodgy argument and presents it as evidence of cause and effect.
I put that to Professor David Colquhoun of University College London, a specialist in toxicology and a scourge of cod science through his Improbable Science blog and gloriously cantankerous tweeting.
Professor David Colquhoun, an eminent toxicologist and scourge of bad science, also at UCL, once told me: "No dietary science other than 'eat less' has ever changed my eating habits".
But if they truly want to help people and free our society from the scourge of tobacco, science strongly suggests this is the right path.
He is a superb celebrator of science in all its manifestations, as well as being a scourge of bogus, post-modernist, relativist pseudo-science, and so-called New Age thinking".
On the future of science in India: "I think people will see space technology also as a new way of dealing with the ancient scourges of poverty, ignorance and disease".
2 10-2 35: Jennifer A. Nielsen has written a number of science fiction and fantasy novels for young readers, including the "Ascendance" trilogy, the "Mark of the Thief" trilogy, "The Scourge" and "The Traitor's Game". Signing 3 30-4 30.
As for Ms. Hernandez, who is 47 and single, she is -- when not discussing the science of grass, water, soil and that scourge of the urban park, compaction -- down-to-earth and amusing.
