Sentence examples for anything the study from inspiring English sources

From 2006 to 2012, two-thirds of all incorporated businesses didn't pay anything, the study found.

If anything, the studies that we've done would suggest it's a pretty consistent provision of liquidity that would dampen volatility.

As time progressed, "Daniel Lambert" came to mean anything exceptionally large; Herbert Spencer's The Study of Sociology used the phrase "a Daniel Lambert of learning", while Thomas Carlyle referred sarcastically to Oliver Cromwell as "this big swollen Gambler and gluttonous hapless 'spiritual Daniel Lambert'".

But more than anything else the study provided an endorsement for doing both.

Two years later, a survey finds 3 in 10 women recalled anything about the study, and fewer than half were familiar with the pros and cons of the therapy.

The first question asked about "Anything further the study team could have done to assist in patient recruitment"; the second asked the GP to estimate the total number of patients they recalled inviting into the study.

Therefore, if anything, the current study is likely to present a more optimistic picture than actually exists with regard to current practice and attitudes towards sexual counselling in general practice.

If anything, the included studies seem to have a marginally more favourable result.

If anything, this study highlights the outdated mindset some employers unfortunately still have regarding the 77 million people who have been arrested in this country.

But if anything, Mathis says, the study shows why more fieldwork on the impacts of souring seas is needed soon.

If anything, Lynn hopes the study reduces the stigma associated with getting inked up.