Sentence examples for surprising data from inspiring English sources
Looking at individual states, you see some interesting, if not always surprising, data points.
And there are some other surprising data points on the list.
A study of a young captive hand-reared hornbill of a small species of Lophocerus (Tockus) has provided surprising data.
Investors are taking a less dim view of prospects this year for the German economy, the largest in Europe, according to surprising data released by a research institute Tuesday.
In 2015, the Princeton economists Anne Case and Angus Deaton identified a surprising data pattern that reflects these economic fault lines, finding that mortality rates for middle-aged white non-Hispanic Americans with only a high-school diploma have been increasing since the late nineteen-nineties.
When you peel back the onion, some surprising data presents itself.
Even more surprising is data compiled by James Paulsen, chief investment officer at Wells Capital Management in Minneapolis.
Which is not surprising: their data was similar, and their traders had learnt the same financial theory.
More surprising economic data out of the UK, with today's PMI showing UK construction activity returned to marginal growth in July.
The notion that a blackout could take such a toll on carefully laid plans of response is not surprising to data recovery experts.
But surprising new data on hundreds of California forest sites suggest the opposite.
