Sentence examples for raft of studies from inspiring English sources

More US and India researchers, with help from the Czech Republic, won the public health prize for a raft of studies into the mental hazards of cat ownership.

No matter what happens in November, we're all but assured a raft of studies on the cultural dynamics that produced Trumpism.

A raft of studies have found that the presence of guns greatly increased the likelihood of homicide and suicide in households.

The relationship between a fan's ardor and violence has remained something of a mystery for psychologists, despite a raft of studies and books on sports hooliganism in recent years.

A raft of studies since then has found that "highly identified" fans -- both men and women -- are not only less likely to abandon a team when it is doing poorly, but tend to blame their team's failures on officiating or bad luck rather than the other team's skill.

A raft of studies, including one in 2010 by Princeton researchers Daniel Kahneman and Angus Deaton, has underscored the fact that the rich are no happier than the merely comfortable, and are often burdened by the same problems: health and work issues, family concerns and worries about making ends meet.

Now a raft of recent studies has shown that active women reap comparable rewards.

They are, in fact, more achy and tired than ever — and are sleeping less, as a raft of sleep studies will attest.

A raft of recent studies found that public salaries, even with benefits included, are equivalent to or lag slightly behind those of private sector workers.

And yet, a raft of recent studies has found the United States to be a less upwardly mobile society than many comparable nations, particularly for men.

Not until the 12th paragraph does it properly note, "A raft of recent studies found that public salaries, even with benefits included, are equivalent to or lag slightly behind those of private sector workers," with a similar education.