Sentence examples for surprising study from inspiring English sources

But a surprising study published last March found that more people see dreams as informative than had previously been believed.

Last year, the Olive Center released a surprising study, based on laboratory and sensory testing, that found that 69 percent of imported extra-virgin olive oils — including big brands like Bertolli, Filippo Berio and Carapelli — bought off the shelves of California supermarkets failed to meet international standards.

Quatermass and the Pit by Kim Newman (Palgrave Macmillan, £12.99) The literary influences of M R James, H G Wellss, and H P Lovecraft can all be detected in Nigel Kneale's Quatermass series, argues Kim Newman in this enjoyable, informative, and often surprising study.

In their surprising study, Dennis and Strickland found that fund managers are much more susceptible to panic-driven trading than individual investors.

SMART ALEC A surprising study by the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC) has found no correlation between education spending and academic achievement.

In one surprising study, Baltes' team discovered that wise people weren't any happier than their peers.

Not surprising, studies consistently report associations between receipt of a physician referral for CRC screening [ 19- 24] and adherence to CRC screening guidelines.

It is arguably one of the least-surprising studies in the history of studies, right up there with research confirming that popes tend to wear large hats.

But a surprising new study, published last week in the journal Science, suggests that this may not be the case.

But now, a surprising new study has found that that view appears to be wrong.

That finding is even more surprising, the study noted, because many private borrowers are middle- and upper-income students who have the best access to information.