Sentence examples for startling report from inspiring English sources

But there was also bad news today: A startling report on new infrared U.S. helicopter capabilities that may affect the way you commute.

Women are giving birth in prison cells without access to proper medical care, according to a startling report shared with the Guardian.

The main purpose of the Oval Office meeting was to run through a startling report that the U.S. intelligence chiefs were about to release to the public.

To my knowledge, nobody has called attention to this somewhat startling report, perhaps because the whole of Page 186 is so dull that the usual sharp eyes have glazed over.

In a startling report issued earlier this month, Food for Survival, the city's largest supplier of emergency food, estimated that more than a million New Yorkers were relying on soup kitchens, food pantries and shelters to avoid going hungry.

But the startling report to Congress issued by the Department of Housing and Urban Development last June found that the number of homeless families that have turned to shelters jumped by 20 percent, to 567,334 in 2010 from 473,541 in 2007.

There are startling reports of sexual harassment, at "What it's Like to be a Woman in Philosophy" (Worse than other fields? —who knows, but it should be better!).

In recent months newspapers have carried startling reports about Republican-governed states pushing women who seek early abortions to have a probe inserted into their vaginas, in order to provide an image of the unborn child, in the hope that the picture will change their minds.

However, one of the more startling reports published in 2005 challenges this belief and suggests that epigenetic changes may endure in at least four subsequent generations of organisms.

This afternoon I received a not-so-startling report from multiple fourth class (freshman) cadets at West Point who are current clients of the Military Religious Freedom Foundation (MRFF).

More startling, the report showed that in the first five months of 2018, enforcements were down by 1,163 from the already low level for 2017.