Sentence examples for startling evidence from inspiring English sources

Armed with special investigative powers, this uncovers startling evidence of police brutality, mostly directed against minorities.

For the second consecutive month, employers added scarcely any jobs in June, startling evidence that the economic recovery is stumbling.

Despite the startling evidence, the Mehrangate case languished in the courts for years, presumably out of deference to military sensitivities.

But the 2013 shortlist is startling evidence of what happened to the language the empire left behind.

Uefa's initial investigations have uncovered startling evidence about the number of United fans who travelled to Lens.

A memorandum released by the Foreign Office, 60 years after the abdication, provides the most startling evidence yet of the Windsors' willingness to collaborate with Hitler.

It provides a wealth of startling new evidence and thought-provoking ideas.

That's what Cancun should be about – surveying the startling scientific evidence, and developing an urgent plan to change course.

"I found myself gasping in disbelief," wrote Lucy Lethbridge in the Literary Review, admiring the "startling new evidence" and "authoritative and prodigious" research.

Throughout the 80s and 90s startling new evidence would find its way into newspapers on the morning of a Commons debate: a planned attack on Buckingham Palace here, a list of proposed victims there.

With judicious use of a fictional narrative he then draws the story forward, bringing in some startling new evidence for how HIV was able to spread so widely.To his credit, Mr Quammen does not shy away from the lurid question of the "next big one" that will be on readers' minds from the start.