Sentence examples for this startling fact from inspiring English sources

This startling fact about the ultimate mysteries of pregnancy raises many ethical and legal questions.

No one can predict how fragmented the NHS will become, but this startling fact shows the speed of commercialisation.

When I learned this startling fact from Baluška in Vancouver, I asked him, gingerly, if he meant to suggest that plants could feel pain.

This startling fact crops up about halfway through Witwer's biography, when he notes that Gygax's "controversial" game, along with his smoking and drinking, had led to a parting of the ways with the local congregation.

Whether any of yesterday's guests were sufficiently moved by this startling fact to skip the Vanity Fair party, or whether any of the nominees, in the top categories, pledged at once to donate their gift bags, each worth a hundred and twenty-five thousand dollars, to the cause of prison reform, has not yet been established.

After 25 years as a science writer, I've learned this startling fact Babies are genetically disposed to living a long time old people, a short time.

But this means that physicists are left to explain the startling fact that the positive and negative contributions to the energy density cancel to 120-digit accuracy, yet fail to cancel beginning at the 121-st digit.

In "The Eastern Stars," Mark Kurlansky notes the startling fact that by 2005, about one-quarter of the players in the minor leagues came from the Dominican Republic.

In short, the startling fact is that private businesses typically transfer large amounts of income from the most productive to the least productive workers.

The tensions underline the startling fact that two years after the peak of the financial crisis, the world is on two tracks economically.

Ridley Scott is seventy-seven years old, yet the startling fact is that "The Martian" appears to be the work of a young man.