Sentence examples for finding cited from inspiring English sources

The lesson they must take to heart is an opinion-poll finding, cited by Francis Maude, the party chairman, in his speech to the party conference last week, that just sticking the Tory brand on a policy made it unpopular.

Migraineurs with comorbid tension-type or sinus headache were significantly more likely to report being diagnosed with GERD than migraineurs who did not report having additional headaches, a finding cited by previous research [10, 20].

Another noteworthy finding cited in the "Lightning Strikes" promo is that girls do worse on math tests when they are reminded of their gender, but the disparity vanishes when they hear that gender does not matter.

Germanwings and its parent company, Lufthansa, had no comment on Friday on the finding, citing the ongoing investigation.

In 2009, the EPA issued its endangerment finding, citing several comprehensive climate science reports, correctly concluding that carbon pollution poses a threat to public health and welfare and must therefore be regulated.

The Westchester county executive, Andrew J. Spano, disputed Mr. Brodsky's findings, saying that the findings cited information that is no longer accurate.

Both trends contradicted earlier findings cited by the Bush administration as evidence that it was winning the campaign against terrorism and later disowned as erroneous.

LOS ANGELES — Lethal levels of a powerful anesthetic caused Michael Jackson's death, according to preliminary coroner findings cited in Texas court documents unsealed Monday.

Table 6 depicts the final discharge diagnosis (with respect to lung findings) cited in the discharge report from the department.

His letter expressed disagreement with the original authors, posed alterative possible explanations for the findings, cited other literature – articles of his own published in the British Medical Journal and The Lancet as evidence and, with civility, suggested his impression that Doll and Hill may be addicted to tobacco.

Many elderly people need LIHEAP; in findings cited by an AARP report, nearly one-third of LIHEAP households including an elderly person reported going without medical or dental care because energy costs were so high.