Sentence examples for startling study from inspiring English sources

In one startling study, women paid themselves 18% less than the men paid themselves for identical work.

A startling study says that the most devastating storms -- those, like Hurricane Michael, which intensify rapidly -- are already more common.

Reed Abelson at Economix points us to a startling study on the effects of the Great Recession on health insurance.

One startling study found that internationally adopted children who moved to Denmark began puberty earlier than their Danish peers, no matter where they had come from.

A startling study of children entering the New York City homeless shelter system in 1998 and 1999 found that half of them were asthmatic.

At points in the narrative, I felt it was an affectionate commemoration of Peter and a startling study of Stockholm syndrome.

In one of two startling studies, by Dr. Maria Fiatarone, Dr. William J.

Some of her movies take place far from her native France; "Beau Travail" (1999) and "White Material" (2009) are startling studies of Francophone life in post-colonial Africa.

"There are some pretty startling studies that show if you want to end poverty it's not education and race, it's monogamous marriage," he said.

You cite startling studies that show how choice of marital partner, place to live, and occupation are shaped by an implicit egoism built into the brain, such that if your name begins with D you are more likely to marry a person, live in a town, and pursue an occupation beginning with "D".

In 1956, he published "The Exposure of Children to Lead," the first in a series of startling studies.