Instead, many of Europe's weaker economies failed to reform and Germany accumulated gratifyingly large current-account surpluses.

ECONOMIST: Germany and the euro

Surprisingly (and gratifyingly), adding a bit of soya to a hamburger may actually improve its flavour.

ECONOMIST: The technology of taste

Gratifyingly, Sullivan reports hitting six figures after only six hours of his announcement.

FORBES: Blogger Andrew Sullivan And Filmmaker Larry Clark Monetize Themselves With Tinypass

Gratifyingly for Dr Allman's theory, in both owl monkeys and titi monkeys, males live about 20% longer than females.

ECONOMIST: Why women outlive men

Perhaps gratifyingly, the for-profits like the University of Phoenix are probably toast.

FORBES: Walmart State College

The first feature film to be made in Imax 3-D has to be watched through a special headset (satisfyingly chunky) and lasts forty minutes (gratifyingly short).

NEWYORKER: Wings of Courage

Gratifyingly, the majority seemed to agree that it's crazy to say, as the article does, that IT is no longer a source of strategic advantage for companies.

CNN: Does IT matter? CEOs and CIOs sound off

FCC's assault on indecency has yielded gratifyingly quick results.

ECONOMIST: Farewell, Pompeii

Our task is both challenging and gratifyingly simple.

BBC: Iceland on horseback

My commentary last week on the risks run by NASA in relying on non-traditional launch providers attracted over 10, 000 readers, which is a gratifyingly large audience for such an arcane topic.

FORBES: The Case Against SpaceX, Part II

We saw, gratifyingly, that coverage rose.

BBC: NEWS | Health | Jab expert says MMR 'was working'