His unsettling conclusion: ING's indirect exposures were of the same order of magnitude as its direct ones.
By Thursday, Mr. Orsini telephoned the girl's parents with his unsettling conclusion: The boy had never sent the texts.
This points to an unsettling conclusion for advocates of multilingualism: in a union of many languages, increasingly there is but one language.
The injury was an unsettling conclusion to a devastating day for the Lions, who have lost seven of their last eight regular-season games.
But the script, adapted from Elizabeth Williamson's fluid and generally faithful translation by Mr. Tresnjak (the theater's artistic director) and Ms. Williamson (its dramaturge), gives the proceedings a dark and unsettling conclusion never envisioned by Marivaux.
Looking at his price in the context of his public form, however, it is hard to escape the – slightly unsettling – conclusion that the market knows something that the rest of us do not.
As the unsettling conclusion of "Bear v. Shark" shows, though, Bachelder already knows how to get the maximum emotional return on a minimum investment in character -- a trick that's far more clever than any rhetorical cartwheel.
This is no doubt in part a result of the generous access the author had to the show's production team and almost all the actors in connection with writing "The Sopranos: The Complete Book," an official companion tied to the unsettling conclusion of the series in 2007.
— The head servant, Huntley, insists that no one could have gained admittance to the house without his being aware — leading to the unsettling conclusion that the murderer is among the guests, the servants, and the sixty-three strangers with guns whom he saw enter and leave.
On the other hand, in recent years, a handful of neuroscientists have come to believe that it may finally be about to be solved – but only if we are willing to accept the profoundly unsettling conclusion that computers or the internet might soon become conscious, too.
Taken in sum, Mr. Ryan said, the report raises questions about the effectiveness of policy reform at the agency, and leads to "the very unsettling conclusion that policies designed to protect children are not strictly adhered to at DYFS and have not been for many years".
