Sentence examples for striking report from inspiring English sources

That "stop and frisk" has faults was illustrated in a striking report last December by New York State's attorney general that showed that blacks were more than twice as likely to be stopped as whites -- even when taking into account higher crime rates in minority neighborhoods.

Both a stirring testament to the plight of cultural expression in Baghdad and a striking report on the refugee scene in Syria, this rock-doc like no other electrifies its genre and redefines headbanging as an act of hard-core courage.

On Sunday, June 4, the CBS News program "60 Minutes" showed a striking report as its lead segment: A man claiming to be Ahmad Behbahani, a "czar of Iranian state-sponsored terrorism," was being held under armed guard in Turkey, where he was seeking to get his story out.

A striking report is a case of medial clavicular fracture due to a nervous tic.

These fatalities made headlines (including, as David notes, a striking report by Dr. A.W. Hoffman in the London  Times titled "The Dance of Death"), but the dangerous working conditions were still largely ignored.

It drew our attention to that although many experimental studies has been performed to reveal the effects of MC on immune functions, there is not any striking report in the literature that investigate the possible side effects of non-allergic type-I like hypersensitivity to MC and each mechanism by using immunological methods.

Along this line, the book's most striking reporting involves the April 2008 NATO summit meeting in Bucharest, to which Vladimir V. Putin was invited as a kind of guest heavy, after having been told by the U.S. secretary of state, Condoleezza Rice, that there would be serious consequences if Russia intervened militarily in Georgia.

On the one hand, there are the striking reports of patients with category-specific impairment.

The French photojournalist who reports from behind rebel lines in Syria using the name Mani has produced another striking video report for Britain's Channel 4 News, an intimate portrait of the Free Syrian Army's Farouq Brigade first broadcast on Monday.

Perhaps most striking, the report shows that participation is very strongly linked to social class.

"It is striking," the report said, "that virtually none of the cases of highest public interest have yet reached a decision".