Sentence examples for seriously science from inspiring English sources

That panel, formed by NASA Administrator Sean O'Keefe and chaired by Columbia University endocrinologist Rae Silver, triggered dissents by several physical scientists on the panel who complained that their views had not been taken seriously (Science, 19 July, p. 316).

And then when we find out that Google is actually working on some seriously science fiction type stuff (self driving cars), New York financial analyst and blogger Henry Blodget asks "Why is Google developing this technology?" I get what Lyons and Blodget are saying.

"Leaders of both parties need to take seriously what science tells us," says Peter Frumhoff, the science and policy director at UCS and the left-leaning half of the production, in the video posted on Wednesday.

Leaked transcript: Tim Hunt joked against himself as a "sexist", then said "Now, SERIOUSLY … science needs women".

PETER: Leaders of both parties need to take seriously what science tells us.

Naturalism takes the problem of mathematics seriously since science cannot do with out it.

Anyone who thinks seriously about science, and about how it is used, will find it a very useful source of new ways to appreciate both problems and solutions.

Moreover, if extreme good looks score you big points in a screen career, they can detract from being taken seriously in science.

The more difficult moments were many, however, no doubt partly caused by the difficulty women had being taken seriously in science, especially in Franklin's field, physical chemistry.

Until the criticisms put forward by Nagel, Plantinga, Fodor, etc. do start to take seriously modern science, we might justifiably continue to take them less than seriously.

A recent article from Fortune Magazine: "The women who STEM-ed their way to power" presents Fortune's Most Powerful Women in Business and shows how almost all the women at the top majored in "seriously hard sciences".