Sentence examples for findings shared from inspiring English sources

The findings – shared exclusively with the Guardian – also demonstrate that Britons retain a European-style sense that the state has sweeping societal responsibilities, in defiance of Margaret Thatcher's 1980s efforts to shift the onus on to the individual.

The findings, shared exclusively with the Observer, suggest that "sibling bullying" could be part of the problem, with 31% of children saying they are hit, kicked or pushed by a brother or sister "quite a lot" or "a lot".

Support for a levy on sugary drinks and food is now running at 53%, according to the findings, shared with the Observer, of a representative sample* of more than 2,000 people.

Second, auditors would issue a private report to the stock exchange containing the initial findings shared with the company's management and the audit committee and describing actions taken to resolve issues.

Friday's 144-page report confirmed the findings shared in an initial report in July, charging Russian sport and government officials with swapping out the tainted urine samples by athletes with clean samples.

His findings, shared exclusively with the Guardian, include some of the young men telling him they can no longer watch a football match unless they have multiple bets; commonly they have up to 25 accounts with online gambling companies, and their football conversations with mates are all about betting, rather than the game.

The two findings share a view of the role of the news media in the American political bargain not much heard these days.

Each spring, MASMC mycologists from the eastern seaboard a chance to present their latest research findings, share a meal, memories and meet new friends.

These findings share similarities with important pathological features found in AMD and suggest the relevance of microglia-RPE interactions in AMD pathogenesis.

Our findings share some similarity to earlier reports of HuR RIP-Chip analysis of MCF-7 cells stably transfected with MCT-1 [ 45].

(kids 3-10 years old) Be more enthusiastic, smile more, be interested in their little findings, share their emotions with them... they're only young for a while.