Sentence examples for shocking study from inspiring English sources

THREE years ago, Robert Kraut, a professor at Carnegie Mellon University, released a shocking study of the Internet's impact.

But in 1933 the New York Academy of Medicine published a shocking study of 2,041 maternal deaths in childbirth.

But "An American Crime" is such a shocking study of the will to defile, so forensic in its details, that it arrives as an act of vengeance against our habituation.

Take, for example, this week's shocking study -- more than 35 hours in the making --.

Even babies in the womb are dosed with these toxins as demonstrated in a shocking study on industrial chemicals, pollutants and pesticides in umbilical cord blood.

But then again how do you not say it and add him to the vulnerable ranks of black children between ages 5-11 who, courtesy of a shocking study published in the Times this week, are twice as likely to commit suicide as white children.

The study comes after a shocking report last month of an unemployed Greek mother pimping her 12-year-old daughter to a priest and a retired man for money.

This legislative indolence is a shocking case study of what complacent ignorance can do to a democracy, and we are now living with the consequences of it.

There's a shocking EWG study that tested the cord blood of newborns and uncovered over 250 industrial chemicals.

However, a shocking new study released by USA Today showed that adults are actually more likely to text and drive than teenagers.

The numbers are shocking: a study conducted by a Lancaster University criminologist monitoring the last three World Cups found that when England lost a match, domestic violence rates in some areas shot up 38percentt.