Sentence examples for newly released study from inspiring English sources

A newly released study by the Brookings Institution came to the conclusion that US households with extreme student debt burdens are not the norm, but are "exceptional cases".

The newly released study was conducted without the colaboration of Puerto Rico's government, which the researchers said refused to provide data to them.

A newly released study by the British Medical Foundation found that between 1965 and 2008 the proportion of deaths below the age of 75 was a fifth higher in the north of England than in the south.

Teenagers who take virginity pledges, in which they promise to refrain from sex until marriage, under certain conditions delay intercourse substantially longer than those who do not make such a public commitment to chastity, according to a newly released study.

The criticism is based on a newly released study conducted by an accountant who is a parishioner in the diocese and concludes that the church's reserves are enough to pay four years of operating expenses.

No rarefied air here: A newly released study of street-level airborne pollution has found that the Upper East Side is home to some of the dirtiest air in the five boroughs.

But two newly released studies suggest that there are reasons to be concerned about some of the racers' readiness.

A newly released report confirms his fears.

Its newly released report is available at pacificcouncil.org.org

Further doubt has been thrown on the industry's claims by a newly released academic study from Cornell University which found that generating electricity from shale gas – because of the difficulty in extracting it from rocks – produces at least as much carbon dioxide as coal-fired power, and perhaps more.

In a newly released 2018 study by Deloitte, only 48% of Millennials believe businesses behave ethically compared to 65% in 2017.