Sentence examples for a shocking finding of from inspiring English sources

A shocking finding of recent research is that rape in conflict areas is committed at least as often by civilians as by fighters with weapons.

And it shows that for at least a decade (I'm being charitable here, and assuming this was a shocking finding) there has been clear evidence of how the people sworn to protect and serve can prevent themselves from accidentally shooting unarmed people.

Last July, renowned heart researcher Terje Pedersen released a shocking finding: In a 1,800-patient 1,800-patient thostudyking the cholesterol drug Vytorin were more likely to get or die from cancer than those taking a placebo.

That 38.7% of personnel in the hospital ICU experienced secondary exposure at the time of the Tokyo attack is a shocking finding.

(That is hardly a shocking finding — bankers are expected to be rational enough to spend lobbying dollars because they work).

It's a shocking finding, meaning many will die at a younger age than their mothers.

That's the shocking finding of a report, " Maximising Returns to Science, Engineering and Technology Careers," published by the Department of Trade and Industry DTITI) last month.

And the shocking findings of a survey of bankers published last week suggested it remains a long way off.

In response to the shocking findings of the recent audit, the World Bank prepared an action plan with the aim to "significantly improve the protection of people and businesses that may be resettled" by its projects.

"One of the most shocking findings of our survey showed that 60% of our respondents work regular, unpaid overtime – 25% more than three hours each week," said Wakefield.

The shocking findings of high-level willingness in London, Washington and Paris to cede Srebrenica were collated over 15 years by Florence Hartmann, a former Le Monde correspondent, for a book, The Srebrenica Affair: The Blood of Realpolitik.