Sentence examples for will make scientists from inspiring English sources

Successes with either will make scientists eligible for add-on grants from the federal government.

He added: "It will certainly make scientists less free in speaking out where perhaps their expertise is really needed".

(I wonder which group you think will make the better scientists).

Although generations of parents have warned their children that venturing into the cold without a hat will make them sick, scientists have long understood that viruses cause the common cold, and that they can strike in all seasons.

The most important aspect of the new development, though, is that it will make it easier for scientists to engineer improved domestic livestock.

Scientists will make a controversial call this week to extend the current 14-day limit for carrying out experiments on human embryos to 28 days.

Dyson echoes criticism of the proposal from the academic and scientific communities, saying that it will make a shortage of scientists and engineers worse.

Tempel 1 will be the first comet to be seen at close range twice, and scientists will make a then-and-now comparison — one that they expect will reveal a change in topography and tell them more about the inner workings of comets.

Mitigation of Climate Change, by the UN's Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), a panel of 200 scientists, will make it clear that by far the most realistic option for the future is to triple or even quadruple the use of renewable power plants.

I think scientists will make some extraordinary breakthroughs in fuel cells and hydrogen storage.

There is a worry that curious and unrestricted scientists will make these decisions about cloning before there is public debate about the issues.