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91. Time allowed 07:10 Read in studio A scientist has designed a bank cashpoint machine that you can talk to.

92. Well he wasn't going hedgehog-spotting, not till he'd fixed up a deal with the mad scientist.

93. The scientist is motivated by a passion for what is true and a sense of responsibility towards what is true.

94. In comparative politics,(sentencedict.com/scientist.html) the political scientist compares countries in an effort to verify the theories that have been formulated.

95. Okay, a scientist reports the measurement of the temperature of a new discovered planet to be minus point eight degrees.

96. The job of the natural scientist is to observe, measure, and then explain that reaction.

97. Sometimes, when I interview a scientist I spend a couple of days with him.

98. Iodine in salt may be the reason for low sperm counts, according to New Scientist magazine.

99. Well, Andrew Dequasie was a rocket scientist of a sort.

100. Powell, the leader, was the closest thing to a scientist.

101. He can't possibly be a scientist and at the same time such a dreadful liar.

102. She is a highly qualified research scientist whose contract, funded by the pharmaceutical industry, has come to an end.

103. Rumours that no scientist expressed doubts about the potential problems are falsehoods perpetrated by officials with a vested interest.

104. The flocking rules were discovered by Craig Reynolds, a computer scientist working at Symbolics, a graphics hardware manufacturer.

105. A working party consisting of senior civil servants and an academic political scientist was appointed.

106. As a practising scientist, I could not allow such subjective assessments of the human condition to influence my work.

107. Which is why we're offering all our readers a chance to subscribe to New Scientist.

108. By the nineties, he was for a brief time the most celebrated scientist in the world.

109. The play is about the gradual corruption of a scientist.

110. The author quotes Stephen Jay Gould, the noted Harvard scientist, to support his theories.

111. Every great inventor or scientist has had to unlearn conventional wisdom in order to proceed with his work.

112. So who better than a high-powered social scientist who also happens to be a Roman Catholic to prove them wrong?

113. Any competent social scientist could have shot them down in flames.

114. A brilliant scientist, Hesswas unassuming about his talents and perhaps tentative about the new ideas he was presenting.

115. Colborn is a senior scientist at the World Wildlife Fund.

116. The sooner he could phone the mad scientist, and take them to the poly, the better.

117. A failure to solve a puzzle is seen as a failure of the scientist rather than as an inadequacy of the paradigm.

118. The forensic scientist had finally left the road at last light, certain it had nothing more to yield.

119. As a scientist, I am robed with degrees and academic pedigree.

120. The social scientist gains an understanding of the meaning of action through living with the group which he wants to understand.