Sentence examples for some scientists like from inspiring English sources
Some scientists, like Penn State's Michael Mann, think too much has been pinned on Atlantic Multi-Decadal Oscillation.
Some scientists, like the archaeologist Timothy Taylor, believe that our biological evolution was shaped by the tools our ancestors chose eons ago.
Some scientists like to dismiss the intuitive belief in free will as an exercise in self-delusion — a simple-minded bit of "confabulation," as Crick put it.
Some scientists, like Dr. Simon Conway Morris, a paleobiologist at the University of Cambridge and ardent critic of Dr. Gould's view, say the evidence for repeatability is rampant.
There is a middle way, theologians and even some scientists like Mr. Miller keep insisting, but it's not easily arrived at.
This vision, embraced in movies and literature, is seen as plausible and unnerving by some scientists like William Joy, co-founder of Sun Microsystems.
But some climate scientists liked his push to get together the world's major greenhouse gas emitters outside of U.N. meetings like the Copenhagen conference.
Because it is the fruit of collaboration, the report will be more conservative than some scientists would like.
"There are some scientists who like to hold on to what they've got, but I don't think people are going to waste time on embryonic stem cells any more.
Science: What does the law say about importing embryonic stem cells, which some scientists would like to do? Bulmahn: It is not expressly forbidden, so it is allowed.
Even more controversially, some scientists would like to use the nuclear transfer technique that spawned Dolly the sheep to create new human embryos that would carry the same DNA as a patient.
