Sentence examples for alarming finding from inspiring English sources

But the alarming finding from the University of Washington survey applied only to baby videos.

The report's author, Joerg Schindler, said its most alarming finding was the steep decline in oil production after its peak, which he says is now behind us.

The most alarming finding in the study is that 62% of those polled in China worry that its border disputes will lead to armed conflict (see article).

An alarming finding from the research by Royal College of Art Helen Hamlyn Centre for Design, is just how few public toilets are now available.

The most striking and alarming finding, however, is that the educational gap between males and females has, once again, widened massively.

Perhaps the most alarming finding that none of us can ignore is the rising restrictions faced by young people and their organisations as part of a wider trend of shrinking civil society space.

A report issued in July by the city comptroller criticized one of the civilian units — responsible for inspecting fire alarms — finding that the unit failed to follow up on 3,200 violations, some of which dated to the 1980s.

The development comes as Mr McCausland prepared to reveal the outcome of an independent investigation into major maintenance contracts, which he had already told MLAs contained "alarming" findings.

ProPublica analyzed FBI records and released alarming findings.

Lisa Thaiday, who said she was the woman's cousin, said it was a 20-year-old sibling who raised the alarm after finding his brothers and sister dead.

Coons is a smart guy who's alarmed at finding himself in a vicious combat zone that makes "Shark Week" look like a guppy party.