Sentence examples for Highlighted a study from inspiring English sources

The Chinese statement highlighted a study completed in August for an American trade group, the Solar Energy Industries Association, whose members include Chinese companies.

Dan Goleman highlighted a study at Bell Labs in his seminal book Emotional Intelligence that sought to identify what set apart the top 10% of this already elite group.

The Observer highlighted a study published late last year in The Journal of Economic History by Jason Barr, an associate professor at Rutgers University; Troy Tassier, an associate professor at Fordham University; and Rossen Trendafilov, a teaching fellow at Fordham.

The White House has highlighted a study showing that cutting corporate taxes will increase the average household income in the United States, a study that is both (a) contested and (b) takes advantage of the difference between average incomes (inflated by massive incomes) and median incomes (the level at which half of incomes are higher and half lower).

In the book I coauthored, The Inspiring Leader, we highlighted a study indicating that the better a leader was at inspiring and motivating, the greater the workgroup was rated efficiency and productivity.

I wrote a piece in June that highlighted a study conducted by leading economists that concluded that there is no evidence that environmental, social and governance (ESG) shareholder resolutions enhance shareholder value.

In an article for Bloomberg News, Noah Smith highlights a study by MIT researchers that examines the factors influencing the decline in solar prices.

CNBC contributor Tom Popomaronis highlights a study by MIT researchers that demonstrates how back-and-forth exchanges could help children develop stronger communications skills.

In examining how politics may influence the makeup of a police force, Egan highlights a study co-authored by Prof. Chris Warshaw that found that municipal governments tend to adapt to voters' views.

Kim also highlights a study by Cambridge University Press study revealing that when the media talks about sports, they are three times more likely to be talking about men.

That was the headline on a life insurance company press release, highlighting a study by EBRI, the highly regarded Employee Benefits Research Institute.