Sentence examples for telling findings from inspiring English sources

This is one of the telling findings in YG Network's recently released Battleground Poll.

It had some telling findings.

Considering that racial tensions have so often flared up over incidents of police brutality, the poll produced some telling findings about attitudes of New Yorkers toward law enforcement officers.

One of the other telling findings in "The Shape of the River" was that the alumni of the selective institutions that we studied, including those white alumni who didn't get into their first-choice school, were still strong supporters of affirmative action.

In the most telling findings, the panel of judges found that the 1990s regime, led by the hardline Tudjman, plotted and then carried out the policy of shelling, torching and killing to force a Serbian exodus.

In one particularly telling finding of the National Public Radio poll, the unhappiness with the direction of the nation was highest among women and older Americans, two groups that tend to vote in disproportionately high numbers in off-year elections.

The telling finding was that the parents were more likely to assume the boy's ADHD expressed his intentions, was wilful, advocating harsh responses: as in the other studies, attributing in-built wilfulness increases authoritarianism.

A telling finding is that only the paper by He and Liu (2011) investigated the performance-related consequences of turnover rates using key or core employees.

Perhaps the poll's most telling finding though is the degree to which U.S. v.

This is a very telling finding.

This is a very telling finding in that even a seemingly small change was not deemed small to these patients.