Sentence examples for the examination found that from inspiring English sources

The examination found that cases dragged on needlessly for months or years, opinions from doctors were often slanted and employers frequently retaliated against workers who filed claims.

The examination found that: Of the 193,000 tax-credit units subsidized statewide, 78 percent are in census tracts where more than half of all residents are minorities.

The examination found that the Bush plan would be much more generous to the wealthy.

The examination found that McWane, owned by a Birmingham, Ala., family, was one of the nation's most dangerous employers.

The examination found that while some $1 million contributors were longtime Clinton friends, others were seeking policy changes from the administration.

The examination found that 24 horses died each week at America's racetracks and that in one recent three-year period, more than 3,800 horses had positive drug tests, mostly for illegally high levels of prescription drugs.

The Times examination found that the board approved virtually all disability applications.

Like a previous report prepared by state fire investigators in September, the new examination found that the Granite Mountain crew was caught off guard when a sudden change in wind sent towering flames suddenly racing toward homes in Yarnell — and toward the crew, which had left its previous zone of relative safety.

The Times's examination found that the city made numerous missteps over the two decades — allowing agencies like St .Christopher's to grow too fast, and failing to adequately finance and oversee their operations.

A recent study on 16,444 patients with type 2 diabetes without retinopathy at the first retinal examination found that the cumulative incidence of non-PDR, severe non-PDR, and PDR was 36, 4, and 0.68%, respectively, after 5 years follow-up, and after 10 years follow-up, these estimates rose to 66, 16, and 1.5%, respectively (24).

The Times's examination found that hundreds of thousands of dollars went for programs that appeared to exist chiefly on paper.