Sentence examples for so many experiments from inspiring English sources

"With so many experiments, we will soon know so much more about all of this," Dr. Weiner said.

Scientists and journalists try to be open-minded, but they're not immune to the confirmation bias that has been documented in so many experiments.

So many experiments to do, and I don't even own a Roomba!

He performed so many experiments that he was able, at one "time to loose … at once near five centuries of Experiments of my own" (BP 9 28).

The writers are voicing the common sense insistence that if, after so many experiments in exclusion (say DVDs), the studios make money from these new media markets -- then so too, should we.

There are so many experiments one can do, surely reading and thinking about what is known and how it was learned might help us navigate through the immense possibilities opening before us?

Related: Spy agencies fund climate research in hunt for weather weapon, scientist fears Like so many military experiments, these trials failed but cloud seeding became a reality in 1967/8 when the US's Operation Popeye increased rainfall by an estimated 30% over parts of Vietnam in an attempt to reduce the movement of soldiers and resources into South Vietnam.

Leibniz told Huygens that he was "astonished" that Boyle "who has so many fine experiments, [had] not come to some theory of chemistry after meditating so long on them.

Like so many other experiments, his tenacity baffled most of the people around him.

The two edited reports (so much tauter than verbatim ones) of the discussions are worth reading because they include so many interesting experiments.

Overall, the ruggedness of practical landscapes (we do not consider pathological ones such as a 'needle in a haystack') makes it much harder to search them effectively than if they were smooth, so many more experiments may be necessary without a good heuristic.