Sentence examples for disquieting data from inspiring English sources
But here's one disquieting data point, courtesy of the Center for a New American Security's : Eastern Libya, the locus of the rebellion, sent more foreign fighters per capita to join the Iraqi insurgency than any other region in the Arab world.
Although the body of disquieting data has been growing for several years, there has been surprisingly little public discussion of the issue.
For all these caveats, though, the headline data remain disquieting.
The disquieting fact in the data, however, is that in this group of high potentials 35% of the leaders were rated below average on their leadership effectiveness and 7% were rated at the 30th percentile or lower.
And the future that the data suggest is particularly disquieting — because of something called dark energy.
Hsiang's expertise lies in finding the connections between seemingly unrelated sources of data needed to answer disquieting questions: What is the likely impact of climate change on global patterns of conflict — and on family survival?
With the new tests have come reams of data about individual school performance, and the disquieting discovery that the achievement gap between white and minority pupils, while narrowed from several decades ago, has begun to widen again.
"Our investigation revealed some fascinating, and some disquieting trends – but ones always worth knowing for consumers who wish to keep their personal data under better control".
It's a survey I began not because I had some specific point to prove by gathering data to support it, but because I couldn't avoid becoming aware of an obvious, disquieting truth.
Still, the tasting was disquieting.
