Sentence examples for more striking finding from inspiring English sources
But the more striking finding is that the spread was so rare.
A more striking finding is that America's housing bust has taken prices back to their long-run average value against rents.
Table 2 shows that data for the city of Buenos Aires only provide an even more striking finding: household income has fallen throughout in spite of declining food shares.
A more striking finding was that the genetic association for men and women with AS differed.
A more striking finding was that 44% of the Russian samples screened positive for depression and only 8% carried the diagnosis of depression.
One of the more striking findings was that 35 percent of the public reported being affected by extreme weather in the past year.
One of the more striking findings of the Pew study was that a college education has not been much of a defense against long-term unemployment.
One of the more striking findings of Robert Sampson's work has been that the "perceived disorder" of a neighborhood correlated positively with the prevalence of Latino residents, regardless of the actual level of crime.
Among the more striking findings are that Vietnamese men have incidence and death rates from liver cancer that are seven times the rate in non-Hispanic white men, and Korean men and women are five to seven times as likely as whites to develop stomach cancer.
Eyebrows will be raised and hands will be wrung at some of the more striking findings of the Oxfam report, such as that in the US, the wealthiest 1% have captured 95% of post-financial crisis growth since 2009 while the bottom 90% have got poorer.
One of the more striking findings from the report was the variation in changes in median income by age group: Those in the 65- to 74-year-old group are the only demographic in the entire study — which also included breakdowns by race, family status, gender, education and work status — to have incomes rise by a statistically significant amount in inflation-adjusted terms.
