Sentence examples for a startling finding. from inspiring English sources

"A plan can sometimes improve its funding status by literally burning money," he remarks.This seemed such a startling finding that The Economist asked GASB to comment.

Sunday Review|Do Your Friends Actually Like You? It's a startling finding that has prompted much discussion among psychologists, neuroscientists, organizational behavior experts, sociologists and philosophers.

In April, a poll by the Almustakilla for Research group found that a majority of Sunnis were hopeful about the country's direction — a startling finding given their longtime complaints about marginalization by the government.

Here's a startling finding, then: The key hard corporate data earnings and book values (net assets)—account for no more than 10% of stock price changes that occur around the time financial reports are released.

"A startling finding is that most of these students running a business enterprise were able to pay themselves a monthly stipend, which helped their self-esteem and made them self-reliant," Mr. Hahn says.

But genetic analysis, as well as morphological evidence from bones, pointed to a startling finding: the oldest specimens, from before the arrival of Europeans in the 17th century, were different from more recent birds.

"This is a quite startling finding," says Stickgold, who says he was amazed to find that two distinct periods of REM sleep and SWS appear to correspond so closely to learning.

At the seminar a leading pollster, Lev Gudkov, painted a grim picture of the population's trust in the leadership and hopes for the future, highlighting an increase in the outflow of capital and the rather startling finding that a third of the Russian middle class were contemplating emigration.

A study by professors Anne Case *88 and Angus Deaton captured headlines for days — even attracting the attention of President Barack Obama — for its startling finding of a steep rise in death rates for middle-aged American whites.

This is the most startling finding of a Zogby International interactive survey conducted in April, 2009, for the Doha Debates, a BBC-TV program emanating from Doha, Qatar.

Perhaps Luntz had already discovered this startling finding, buried in a recent Pew Research Center survey: roughly the same number of 18-to-29-year-old Americans have positive views of socialism as of capitalism.