Sentence examples for voices of scientists from inspiring English sources

The faces and voices of scientists are grotesquely stilled and replicated: Richard Dawkins is a particular target as he expounds the machine nature of life.

Similarly, news and current affairs programmes have all too often "balanced" the voices of scientists with the views of cranky deniers, despite the expertise of the former and the ignorance of the latter.

► In last week's Science editorial, Editor-in-Chief Marcia McNutt described two recent attempts to mute the voices of scientists in the United States.

We hear voices of scientists calling themselves agroecologists because they work with peasants and small-scale family farmers.

The government has "ignored the voice" of scientists in Chile and abroad, and its decisions "will plunge the country into ignorance and poverty," the letter says.

Editor's note: This is the second in a multipart series, Voices of Singaporean Scientists Working Abroad, which focuses on young Singaporeans working as scientists in universities, research institutes, or industries outside Singapore.

Voices of Singaporean Scientists Working Abroad is a new series of articles focusing on young Singaporeans working as scientists in universities, research institutes, or industries outside Singapore.

Policy makers need to listen to the voices of independent scientists while there is still time.

Notably absent from the consensus building of the 1990s were the voices of climate scientists from developing countries, says Chandra Bhushan, deputy director of the Centre for Science and Environment in Delhi.

The discussion of national S&T workforce policy needs to include the voices of young scientists.

The survey "adds the voices of individual scientists" to the society's campaign to persuade Congress to boost support for research and roll back this year's budget cuts, known as sequestration, says Benjamin Corb, director of public affairs for ASBMB.