Sentence examples for unsound science from inspiring English sources

Bush, on the other hand, cites unsound science, ignorance, and that many of the policies he has rescinded were promulgated at the eleventh-hour by Bill Clinton.

The Bush administration said the proposal was unsound science and an abuse of regulatory authority, a similar accusation leveled against Europe for its demand that genetically modified food be labeled as such before it is marketed.

"Our policy response to this dilemma should not be based on inconsistent and unsound science or driven by the fear of a supposed catastrophe".

"Our policy response to this dilemma should not be based on inconsistent and unsound science or driven by the fear of a supposed catastrophe". Wagner spokesman Patrick Howell confirmed that the letter was written by Wagner and signaled she is open to meeting with activists to discuss their concerns, though he declined to elaborate on her opinions about climate change.

Second, it is terrifying that the United States now has its first post-rational president who denies science, proposes arithmetically unsound budgets and embraces alternative facts.

Unsound techniques survive because forensic science has been woven into the culture of prosecution and insulated from routine quality assurance standards we impose on medical testing labs.

As surely as the "god of the gaps" is an unsound idea, this "physics of the gaps" or "science of the gaps" is equally unsound.

But, of course, in order to show that intelligent design is not good science, and therefore that it's unsound pedagogy to be touting it as an alternative to Darwinian evolution, it helps to remind people how broadly supported the theory of evolution is by recent developments across the sciences — in genetics, for example, as well as in paleontology.

The science in the Wells Report is unsound.

When, in the early 20th century, anthropological science abandoned the idea of races as both scientifically unsound and morally hideous, it turned to population characteristics and tracing how populations moved from place to place.

In both cases, the science fiction narratives are concluded to be unrealistic, either theoretically unsound or based on inaccurate information.