Sentence examples for hopeful finding from inspiring English sources
The good news is there is a consistently hopeful finding throughout much of the research on virtue that indicates developing individual strengths and becoming more aware of weaknesses can make a difference.
Ironically, the most hopeful finding of the report may be that global warming is happening faster than expected.
The most hopeful finding, Mr. Carnevale said, is that in recent years more men than women have returned to school to make themselves more employable, reversing a longstanding trend.
A more hopeful finding comes from eradication efforts by Hansen's team in Oregon.
A hopeful finding is that discussion about vaccines and knowledge about vaccines had a positive effect that was independent of the negative effect of inequity - in both urban and rural areas.
Due in no small part to the Guardian's focus on multimedia as a response to the newspaper industry's imminent death rattle, in recent months I've been tasked with travelling hither and yon with my trusty cameraman, Noah, meeting assorted British Olympic hopefuls, finding out a little bit about them and their particular areas of expertise, then unwittingly insulting them.
But first, here are some of Beilock's most hopeful findings: Choking is not a lifetime curse.
The broad protection seen with the three antibodies and the fact that the antibodies worked even 3 days after infection are both "hopeful findings," he says.
Despite these hopeful findings, it's very common for spouses to express anxiety before their kids move out.
Hopeful findings were then applied clinically with IL-2 injection for advanced cancers [ 13, 14], and immunotherapy was expected to be a new treatment strategy for cancer.
