Sentence examples for world-class scientist from inspiring English sources

And beneath his folksy facade, Franklin was a world-class scientist, an accomplished prose stylist and a brilliant diplomat.

In Heir to the Glimmering World, Mrs Mitwisser, the professor's wife, had been a world-class scientist in Germany, who after fleeing is reduced to a pauper.

She quickly became established as a world-class scientist, with her appointment to associate professor in 1956 followed, within two years, by appointment to full professor.

In 1997, Dr. Bernard Salick, a medical entrepreneur, pledged $4.5 million to Queens College to help it build an AIDS research center led by a world-class scientist, Dr. Luc Montagnier, the co-discoverer of the AIDS virus.

And it is not difficult to see how a kindred philosophical doctrine coming from a world-class scientist would have captured the logical positivists' imagination.

"Don was recognized throughout the glass technology community as a world-class scientist".

An audacious, long-term goal backed by world-class scientists is the way to make that happen.

Nobel prize-winners, distinguished economists, the world-class scientists of whom we are so proud – they were (almost) of one voice.

In a symmetric turn of events, Galveston is now filling up with world-class scientists who specialize in the hundreds of obscure viruses that suddenly leap out from insects and animals to people.

The TV physicist Brian Cox has called on the government to capitalise on the excitement surrounding the Rosetta space mission and enable a generation of schoolchildren to pursue their aspirations to become world-class scientists and engineers.

He recognized the importance of basic science research and the potential for understanding eye disorders and developing new treatments by founding the Eye Research building and recruiting world-class scientists at Columbia.