Sentence examples for devastating finding from inspiring English sources

But Judge Jacqueline Davies instead handed down a devastating finding at Doncaster which dismissed Chambers's appeal on every count.

Their paper reported a simple and devastating finding: there is no such cluster.

"Never attempted to learn the identity of the child in the shower": that may be the most painful phrase in a devastating finding by the grand jury.

In the most devastating finding, Crouch's team found that a month after the cholera outbreak, more than one in 10 of the UN camps were still disposing of sewage – known as "black water" – "directly into local environment".

In a devastating finding, Chilcot said: "SIS did not inform No 10 or others that the source who had provided the reporting issued on 11 and 23 September 2002 about production of chemical and biological agent had been lying to SIS".

A startling and potentially devastating finding of the survey was that while the Olympics still held a special place among adults older than 40, younger people viewed the Olympics as "getting worse rather than better, and it has to do with drugs and over-commercialization," Mr. Plummer said.

I felt a complete stranger, devastated at finding the dream didn't exist at all".

Despite being French, Gall clearly didn't know what a double entendre was; she was said to be devastated on finding she'd been duped by Gainsbourg, a man twice her age who probably should have known better.

She has boxed for Wales this year, but was devastated after finding out earlier this month she had been deemed ineligible to compete at the Commonwealth Games.

"It's devastating... Worse than finding the ones that are killed are the ones that are really badly injured and we have to get the vet out to put them down.

A lot of people tend to make poor decisions when finding out devastating news like this and I think it's really important to remember that cooler heads always prevail.