Sentence examples for Illuminating reports from inspiring English sources

"A small trove of illuminating reports and investigations," Broad writes, show that yoga "can in fact result in surges of sex hormones and brainwaves, among other signs of sexual arousal".

Very shortly he was absorbed in Hunsaker's highly illuminating reports of his visits to Europe during this year to study foreign research and the practical application that was being made of it.

Another utility in the state, United Illuminating, reported about 900 power failures, mostly around North Haven.

Yet in a major clinical trial called ILLUMINATE, reported in 2007, torcetrapib was a flop.

OOF: The nation's capital is ground zero for a wave of the opioid epidemic that's largely impacting black heroin users, our Post colleague Peter Jamison reports in this illuminating story.

Our study illuminates that report discrepancies for youth-dependent stressors differ based on the presence versus absence of a maternal history of depression, but future research that incorporates objective measures of youth stress is necessary to investigate the mechanisms that may explain the relationship.

The utility United Illuminating Company reported that nearly 21,100 customers were without power after the storms.

One possible exception is Morrisons, where you can buy bream as well as burgers, and the meat – as confirmed by an illuminating University of Manchester report on Morrisons' supplier chain – is better than any of the more upmarket competitors (bar, obviously, Waitrose).

However illuminating the reporting – and it has often been superb – of journalists who have covered Guantánamo and US detention policy, the pictures of individual detainees would have made written accounts much more evocative.

Her lively and humorous style illuminated the reports of her research in several of her books among which The Meaning of Work (1963) and Working Across the Gap (2005) take the socio-technical approach, which stresses the importance of studying the interaction between people and technology in the workplace.

Finally, the blocking of illuminated tunnels reported here suggests that light serves as a cue signalling the damage of the tunnel system, and therefore points to an important role of vision in bathyergid anti-predatory behaviour and tunnel maintenance.