Greely

[ gree-lee ]

noun

1. Adolphus Washington, 1844–1935, U.S. general and Arctic explorer.

Example Sentences

Greely says he’s concerned that ambitious doctors will rush to test the technology too soon, like what happened when researchers created the first gene-edited babies in China in 2018.

From MIT Technology Review

Greely, who had a front-row seat to many of the events in his capacity as director of the Stanford Center for Law and Biosciences, reveals to readers how He’s experiment came to be.

From Washington Post

Greely has chosen instead to offer a kind of thoughtful dispatch from the front lines.

From Washington Post

In their commentary, Greely and Farahany laid out four main aspects to consider before moving ahead with the controversial field.

From Singularity Hub 

“We must begin to think about that possibility,” said Greely and Farahany.

From Singularity Hub 

Hank Greely Professor of Law, Stanford University Law School Palo Alto, Calif.

From The Daily Beast

Las Vegas and Reno, Nevada, Phoenix,  Provo, Utah, and Greely, Colorado, round out the 20 most stressed housing markets.

From The Daily Beast

The present record is held by the Greely expedition, two members of which reached 83 24 north latitude.

From Project Gutenberg

Many public men in the North urged peaceable secession, notably, Horace Greely.

From Project Gutenberg

The expeditions of our own naval engineer, Peary, are well known to us; and the trip of Greely was an interesting one.

From Project Gutenberg

A number of these stations were established, and Greely had charge of the American one.

From Project Gutenberg

The way to the mill lay along the road for a time, and then a short cut was made across what was known as the Greely Ridge.

From Project Gutenberg