Sentence examples for a just-released study from inspiring English sources

But, as a just-released study of development in Latin America by the Inter-American Development Bank puts it, "Policies and institutions are inseparable".

A just-released study in The BMJ that followed more than 45,000 men and 61,000 women in Sweden age 39 and older had similar results.

A just-released study found that courts scatter responsibility for collecting criminal judgments across the nation's 94 United States attorneys' offices.

A just-released study by the Health Care Cost Institute shows that much of these spending increases are the result of rising prices and not of rising use.

Seven of the country's 30 largest corporations paid more to their CEOs than they did in taxes last year, according to a just-released study by the Center for Effective Government and the Institute for Policy Studies.

But, as a just-released study of development in Latin America by the Inter-American Development Bank puts it, "Policies and institutions are inseparable". Reforms that can't be implemented properly are sometimes worse than no reforms at all.

Decline only means, as Gallup pointed out in a just-released survey, that Americans have lost confidence in all forms of institutional religion.

According to a just-released report by the Anti-Defamation League, mosterroristst attacks in the United States in 2017 were thought to be motivated by right-leaning ideologies.

The stock, she tells clients in a just-released report, will hit DM169 ($103 for the New York traded ADRs) over the next 12 to 18 months.

Cohn walked readers through the issue with several charts based on a just-released survey.

Longtime observers of industry quality and reliability have traditionally ranked Toyota and Honda one-two, but in the just-released study, Honda has tumbled to below-industry-average status, a very unaccustomed spot.