Sentence examples for worst science from inspiring English sources

"The United States today has the finest scientists in the world and the worst science education in the world, or at least in the industrialized world," wrote Caltech physicist David Goodstein in "Burned By the Torch of Knowledge?," one of the very first essays Science's Next Wave ever published.

And the people that matter--the ones who lead the Science Committees in Congress--are the worst science deniers of them all.

They noted that a capable adviser could have helped prevent, or at least blunt, some of Trump's worst science-related policy decisions. .

The Australian Solar Council CEO, John Grimes, said claims of negative health impacts from wind turbines were "the worst pseudo science nonsense" and had been "completely discredited by reputable medical bodies here and around the world".

The worst social science majors earn about the same as the best high school graduates, and the worst arts and humanities majors earn less.

In America, chimpanzees are being used to develop a vaccine for hepatitis C because they are the only creatures, other than humans, to be afflicted by the disease.In this section Preparing for the worst Suffering for science The sound of silence Reprints Related items Animal welfare: Catheter and mouseMay 7th 2009Another proposal was to ban the use of primates caught in the wild.

Margaret Chan, the WHO's boss, cautioned: "it may come back…the world should prepare for it".In this section Preparing for the worst Suffering for science The sound of silence Reprints Related items Mexico: The cracks opened up by the fluMay 7th 2009 From the archive: Caught its deathDec 25th 1976One of the best ways to do so is vaccination.

Among the worst performers are science and technology funds, which averaged a -9% return for the quarter.

My nomination for worst location/hottest science combination: The oncogene meeting used to be famous for its lack of creature comforts.

In a field that has come to epitomize the worst of 'big science' slow, overpriced, and heavily engineered some people are finally saying 'enough is enough' and striking out on their own to find another way".

This prestigious German entomologist and Jesuit priest was probably the most vocal opponent to Haeckel and saw in him the worst enemy of science (Lustig 2002; Richards 2008, Chap. 9).