Sentence examples for study concluding from inspiring English sources

He released a study concluding that Obama was faring worse than McCain on television news.

A Yale psychology professor, Marianne LaFrance, drew attention last year with a study concluding that hair really does matter.

French officials, upset that their planes were being grounded, commissioned a secret study concluding that the technology was a fabrication.

It happened one night when Carson was telling the audience about a study concluding that mosquitoes preferred to bite "warm-blooded, passionate people".

But it also cites a study concluding that one additional conviction per 100 elected officials reduces job growth by 1.1percentt.

In 2006 he published a study concluding that there was an extensive Internet community around such beliefs, and he called 10 sites he studied "likely psychotic sites".

To contrast such propaganda studies, the NSA entry cites a New America Foundation study concluding that "civilians make up about one-third of those killed".

So far, there is no definitive study concluding that the more walkable neighborhoods hold their value better when the real estate market declines.

From the Dept. of Academics Confirming Something You Already Suspected comes a new study concluding that rich people and organizations representing business interests have a powerful grip on U.S. government policy.

Mr. Holt and Mr. Frelinghuysen introduced their bill last year, after the National Parks Service released a study concluding that New Jersey's role in the revolution was important enough to qualify for the heritage area designation.

John McCain of Arizona wrote to Mr. Bush on Friday, citing a study concluding that tariff increases could cost 86,000 American jobs in industries that use steel -- 13 times the number they would save.