Sentence examples for firm findings from inspiring English sources

(Nor, they might have added, have there been any firm findings on this matter).

Even after the judgment came out in June with firm findings that Sisu's strategy had been to distress ACL, the League said nothing; there has been no censure or sanction.

"While the report from the Select Committee on Benghazi shines some light on widespread incompetence reaching the highest levels of government, I find it incomprehensible and insulting that this Committee spent two years and $7 million in taxpayer dollars to release an 800-page report with no firm findings or conclusions," said David Bozell, who heads the group ForAmerica.

While there is evidence, mostly from the US [ 25- 29], that the career preferences of students entering medicine are reasonably firm, findings from graduate-entry medical students studying non-integrated degree programmes are unlikely to be directly applicable to other medical education settings such as the UK, where most students enter medicine as undergraduates aged 17 20 years.

(Employment experts estimate that undergraduates work in more than one million internships a year, with Intern Bridge, a research firm, finding almost half unpaid).

But there was, nonetheless, one firm finding – namely, that an "elite" at the top and an insecure "precariat" at the bottom of the heap both look like becoming classes apart.

According to the firms' findings, 111 software deals (not relating to the internet or mobile) raised $3 billion from investors in the fourth quarter of last year, compared with 51 consumer products and services deals that attracted a collective $382 million.

Lenders will price risks more accurately, with the most deserving firms finding funds and savers earning decent returns.

The damage done by American firms finding ways to pay (or not pay) taxes in other countries is one of the few issues about which Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump seem to broadly agree.

Bain & Company, another consulting firm, studied a sample of big firms, finding that their managers spent 15% of their time in meetings, a share that has risen every year since 2008.

A crunch caused by firms finding it hard to refinance their debts would trigger a second round of cost cutting.These are all reasons to expect the Federal Reserve to cut rates again, possibly at its next meeting on September 24th.