Sentence examples for self scientists from inspiring English sources

BOOK REVIEW The Animal Self Scientists are conducting personality tests on animals like chimps, hyenas and giant octopuses.

A democracy should be no more beholden to the faith of self-interested scientists than to the faith of self-interested politicians.

The problem isn't solely that self-appointed scientists often jump to faulty conclusions about neuroscience.

Beyond the considerations of self-preservation, scientists are impelled to protect and support younger researchers under their wings.

Most Republicans in Congress are skeptical about the science of global warming, some even declaring it a hoax perpetrated by a coterie of self-interested scientists.

In any event, religion made mountains forbidding and boring, until self-employed scientists (no government grants in those days) stirred up controversy.

"The decision to lift the moratorium, which seems to have been made a small group of self-interested scientists, makes a mockery of the concept of informed consent," Sir Richard said.

Data and specimens collected by amateur nature enthusiasts were invaluable to Swedish botanist Carolus Linnaeus and British naturalist Charles Darwin, who, themselves self-taught scientists, both cultivated large networks of nonprofessionals who would send along material for their research.

In most cases these self-styled scientists cannot bring themselves to admit they missed even the most basic signals that flashed red as we headed ever faster towards the abyss.

Last week a new GCSE syllabus, titled Twenty First Century Science, came into use in a third of schools and was greeted with a similar rant from self-serving scientists.

"It was deliberately created, largely under the influence of the Reagan administration, because governments didn't want a bunch of self-appointed scientists from academies and so on out there.