Sentence examples for struggling scientists from inspiring English sources

That ability to knit together disparate groups will come in handy at Open Society, where Mr. Soros may elect to support struggling scientists in Russia, as he did after the Soviet Union collapsed, using money he made shorting the British pound.

Bringing over more — there are already 500,000 workers on H-1B visas — would obviously darken job prospects for America's struggling young scientists and engineers.

After decades of struggle, scientists had begun to tease out the complex molecular interactions that permit us to form, store, and recall many different types of memories.

After years of struggle, scientists have taken a system that helps them study how genes work in bacteria--and inserted it into mice.

He could be vain, but would also give his last money to a struggling young scientist.

The experiments indicate that eels use the curling tactic more when their prey continues to struggle: When scientists continued to jerk at the electrodes attached to the prey, the eel continued its curled electrical attack.

This has left scientists struggling to pinpoint exactly what about the rich world is making people sick.

It was another small clue for scientists struggling to understand one of the biggest looming mysteries about the future of the earth.

But young scientists struggling unsuccessfully to obtain funds through traditional routes like foundation grants are also experimenting with crowdfunding these days.

He writes:The recent wave of news and magazine articles about scientists struggling to explain the warming slowdown could prolong or deepen the public's skepticism.

Scientists struggling with the promise and peril of nanotechnology say they look at the issues that arose with cryptography and see chilling parallels.