Sentences with phrase «scientist in state of fear»

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Still, the scientific community remains concerned that such visa hassles will ultimately harm U.S. competitiveness by feeding fears of foreign scientists and students about working in the United States.

There's a good overview of the state of play in the Wall Street Journal here; the article asserts that scientists fear that the drumbeat of criticism about the 2007 report is damaging the report's credibility with the public.

The fear that promising prospective scientists will choose other career paths has raised concerns about the future of biomedical research in the United States.

So why is it «politics of fear» when scientists state, even understate in the most cautious possible manner, the consequences of warming, but it's not «politics of fear» when pundits loudly proclaim that any solution would be too expensive?

My idea of a thriller novel, with at least the plot potential of State Of Fear, has for years been a group of rogue scientists who drill down to near the magma of a volcano on a remote Indonesian island and drop a nuclear bomb down there to break things loose and start a real volcanic reaction — leaving us with lots of sulfates in the atmospherof a thriller novel, with at least the plot potential of State Of Fear, has for years been a group of rogue scientists who drill down to near the magma of a volcano on a remote Indonesian island and drop a nuclear bomb down there to break things loose and start a real volcanic reaction — leaving us with lots of sulfates in the atmospherof State Of Fear, has for years been a group of rogue scientists who drill down to near the magma of a volcano on a remote Indonesian island and drop a nuclear bomb down there to break things loose and start a real volcanic reaction — leaving us with lots of sulfates in the atmospherOf Fear, has for years been a group of rogue scientists who drill down to near the magma of a volcano on a remote Indonesian island and drop a nuclear bomb down there to break things loose and start a real volcanic reaction — leaving us with lots of sulfates in the atmospherof rogue scientists who drill down to near the magma of a volcano on a remote Indonesian island and drop a nuclear bomb down there to break things loose and start a real volcanic reaction — leaving us with lots of sulfates in the atmospherof a volcano on a remote Indonesian island and drop a nuclear bomb down there to break things loose and start a real volcanic reaction — leaving us with lots of sulfates in the atmospherof sulfates in the atmosphere.

Meanwhile, the scientists who could reveal the truth are all co-conspirators; they suppress results that don't support alarmist conclusions because they, too, are part of the «politico - legal - media complex,» or «P.L.M.» The P.L.M. wants to control free - thinking Americans by keeping them in a perpetual «state of fear.»

The novel State of Fear by Michael Crichton, published in December 2004, describes a conspiracy by scientists and others to create public panic about global warming.

That column began with comments on Michael Crichton's new work of fiction, State of Fear, in which the novelist has concocted a thrilling story of ecoterrorism practised by fanatic climate scientists.

You often see climate denialists trotting out this example as «proof» that scientists are lying to keep people in a state of fear.

Michael Crichton repeats this attack in his novel State of Fear, when he has one of his fictional environmentalists say, «In the 1970's all the climate scientists believed an ice age was coming.&raquin his novel State of Fear, when he has one of his fictional environmentalists say, «In the 1970's all the climate scientists believed an ice age was coming.&raquIn the 1970's all the climate scientists believed an ice age was coming.»