Sentence examples for striking from this from inspiring English sources

The reasons for this are not clear, but what is striking from this study is that the number of women meeting criteria for an AUD increased almost 84percentt, with the number blacks meeting criteria increasing almost 93percentt.

What is most striking from this history is how fitful and accidental were the patterns of immigration, and how volatile the British attitudes, as they first reacted against new waves, and then came to terms with them.

What was striking from the responses was the lack of opposition towards this service.

It was striking from the interviews how valued they were by patients, carers and GPs.

This "Whereas" should be struck from the resolution entirely.

Sensitive remarks were struck from the record.

Copper was struck from the 15th century.

Consider it stricken from the record.

But one has been struck from the public record.

The words were stricken from the official record.

That word should be stricken from the English language".