例句與造句

1. Other AIDS conspiracy theories have abounded, and have been discredited by the mainstream scientific community.
2. Not even " you " are willing to address my points on Talk : AIDS conspiracy theories.
3. :Yes, I want you to comment on Talk : AIDS conspiracy theories but you won't despite being requested several times.
4. Basically, he is used as a reference by the anti-vaccine or AIDS conspiracy theory community probably because of his nominal medical training.
5. "It's like Odessa, " she says, referring to the mutual-aid conspiracy among top-ranking Nazi officials at the end of World War II.
6. It's difficult to find aids conspiracy in a sentence. 用aids conspiracy造句挺難的
7. You haven't even " bothered " to respond to my comments on Talk : AIDS conspiracy theories despite clearly knowing that I have, at one point, restored his tag.
8. Nattrass describes how pro-science activists fought back by deploying empirical evidence and giving political credibility to refute AIDS conspiracy theories, as part of the crucial project to defend evidence-based medicine and combat pseudoscience.
9. And cburnett noted, as I have, on Talk : AIDS conspiracy theories or to me on irc that he read the talk page and coulnd't find an alleged consensus for the removal of the disputed header.
10. Zen-master has been edit warring on " conspiracy theory " articles for nearly six months, including Conspiracy theory, AIDS conspiracy theories, Wikipedia : Conspiracy theory, Wikipedia : Words to avoid and 9 / 11 conspiracy theories.
11. I'll certainly discuss the tag on the appropriate page ( i . e . AIDS conspiracy theories ), but that's not what this page is about . ( talk ) 02 : 42, 26 July 2005 ( UTC)
12. A telephone survey conducted by Rand Corporation and Oregon State University, and published in the " Journal of Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndromes " showed that belief in AIDS conspiracy theories among United States black men is linked to rates of condom use.
13. :: You must have missed me saying " You haven't even " bothered " to respond to my comments on Talk : AIDS conspiracy theories . . . " since you think I'm calling for a discussion on the dispute on this page when I'm clearly pointing for discussion on that talk page.
14. In her 2012 article in Skeptical Inquirer and book " The AIDS Conspiracy : Science Fights Back ", Nattrass examines the landscape of the AIDS denialist community and identifies four groups of characters : hero scientists ( provide scientific credibility ); cultropreneurs ( promote non-evidence based, unproven alternative treatment ); living icons ( proof that HIV is not the cause of AIDS ) and praise singers ( journalists and film makers who promote the cause ).