Sentence examples for unsettling report from inspiring English sources

For instance, the illegitimacy rate among American whites today is roughly what it was among blacks 20 years ago when Daniel Patrick Moynihan wrote his unsettling report on the disintegration of black families.

Consider the unsettling report by Juan Gonzales of Democracy Now!

Washington dumped some more bad news Friday afternoon when the USDA's Office of Inspector General issued a damning and unsettling report on the department's "National Residue Program for Cattle".

It's two years since this unsettling report was released, so I gave Rezina Hakim, Policy and Campaigns Officer at Mind, a call to get a sense of where things are now.

And if you are allergic to false consolation, then he is just what the doctor ordered, too, with his unsettling reports on how the military has started to attend climate conferences and how it may well all be too late.

An even more viscerally unsettling companion report about the epidemic of OxyContin abuse is on MTV's "True Life" series tomorrow, in a program far better than its lurid title, "I'm Hooked on OxyContin".

I brought up our obsession with airline accidents, our compulsive viewing of unsettling news reports and horrifying air crash investigations.

The House Intelligence Committee will also interview Trump's former campaign manager, Paul Manafort, who volunteered to meet with the panel amid unsettling new reports about his ties to Russia, Nunes said.

Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker James Farrior got an unsettling early scouting report about his new coach, Mike Tomlin.

In the literature of the Holocaust there are few episodes as unsettling as the report of how Josef Mengele, the "angel of death," came to the women's camp to consult on Rosé's case, in an apparent attempt to save her life.

Now his audiences in Europe and the Islamic world are likely to find the report unsettling, the Europeans from an arms-control perspective, the Arabs because it includes Iraq, Syria, Libya and Iran among the nations that might be hit by nuclear weapons in some speculative crisis.