Sentence examples for shocking finding from inspiring English sources

The University of York's analysis on the state of the UK private rented sector was shocking, finding that one in three homes in England at the lowest rents are classed as non-decent, with children living in unacceptable conditions (Rise in number of families who live in squalid rented homes, 10 September).

That's a pretty shocking finding.

MSNBC listed as the DOJ's number one "most shocking" finding the fact that "at least one municipal employee thought electing a black president was laughable".

(That is hardly a shocking finding — bankers are expected to be rational enough to spend lobbying dollars because they work).

Sir Michael said "the most shocking finding" was that - in some schools - teachers were not even aware which of their pupils were the brightest.

A shocking finding of recent research is that rape in conflict areas is committed at least as often by civilians as by fighters with weapons.

Two years of global ad research revealed more surprising, and shocking, findings.

The shocking findings made headlines, but how representative was that one Swedish study of 114 applicants?

Some of the most shocking findings concern the relationships children and adolescents have with their family and peers.

And the shocking findings of a survey of bankers published last week suggested it remains a long way off.

"One of the most shocking findings of our survey showed that 60% of our respondents work regular, unpaid overtime – 25% more than three hours each week," said Wakefield.