Sentence examples for underfunded science from inspiring English sources

With its pale-green walls, steel tables, and beakers filled with glowing liquid food colorings, Papabubble feels more like the stockroom of an underfunded science lab.

But the foundation had recently brought on a plant scientist and was eager to stimulate an underfunded area of science.

"The Fund is always looking for under-appreciated, underfunded areas of science, in particular areas that the federal government hasn't already devoted significant funds toward," says Kelley, who is based at BWF's office in Research Triangle Park, North Carolina.

The eight art museums of the Smithsonian Institution are "drastically underfunded," particularly compared with its history and science museums, and have "seldom lived up to their names," according to a report by seven directors of other major museums.

"Ocean science and exploration is really tragically underfunded and there are all sorts of people that are stuck in this post-docalypse who are trying to get the research done with very limited budgets and so this tool has become great for them," said Lang, adding that Trident will cost just a fraction of the price of conventional ROVs with much of the same functionality. .

"German universities are chronically underfunded," said Manfred Erhardt, general secretary of the Donors Associationn for the Promoting of Sciences and Humanities in Germany ( Stifterverband für die Deutsche Wissenschaft), in a recent speech at the University of Augsburg.

This means that despite the immense potential for prevention science to reduce the burden of chronic diseases in the U.S., it is woefully underfunded compared to what we invest in researching biomedical treatment interventions for these conditions.

Each humanitarian appeal is underfunded.

Underfunded schools drive people out".

We are the underfunded overachiever".

Gideon, meanwhile, is an underfunded mandate.