Sentence examples for usually scientists from inspiring English sources

In the Radio 3 series Belief, Bakewell asks a series of luminaries – usually scientists, politicians, artists and philosophers – about matters of the soul.

But usually scientists test them only for their ability to recall where food has been hidden.

Usually, scientists don't even know if the DNA segments they are spotting are causing the disease, or just along for the ride.

Although "it's usually scientists who come up with these names … the WHO gets the diplomatic pressure" if someone takes offense, Drosten says.

Usually scientists count around 400 to differentiate in DNA cases.

The other participants in those shows are usually scientists who believe in the existence of the extraterrestrials.

Instead, to do my work, I had to badger my often aggrieved but usually patient scientists to explain everything to me.

P. AndersonSeattleAn evolving argumentSIR – Intelligent design, you say, "asks interesting questions about evolution, but since all its answers are usually 'God', scientists have rejected it" ("Intelligent design rears its head", July 30th).

A start-up's managers are usually senior scientists with no training and little experience in professional recruitment, behavioral interviewing, and performance and career management of subordinates.

Genetic analysis of Polynesians' DNA has not helped, as modern Polynesians are genetically diluted, and local tribes usually refuse scientists access to their ancestors' remains.

Usually when scientists find new species of dinosaurs, they're buried in the ground, but once in a while a discovery is found buried in a museum.