Sentence examples for Decisive information from inspiring English sources

"He's provided very useful but not decisive information," an American counterterrorism official said on Wednesday.

Within two or three years, the researchers say, they hope to have some useful, and maybe even decisive, information from this research.

According to a report in the Times, Peter Lerner, an Israeli military spokesman, said, "We have decisive information that several projectiles launched from within Gaza struck in Beit Hanoun between 2 o'clock and 4 15" — around the time the explosions at the school took place, suggesting that one or more of them may have been to blame.

"The policy as always is to channel the decisive information upwards, never downwards.

The decisive information for an assessment of the theories is knowledge of the prevailing ion distribution.

The resulting SAFCAS model can infer decisive information to assist civil engineers in designing safe and cost-effective bridge substructures.

"As assured from the beginning we will continue to communicate any decisive new information on Michael's health state.

The claim has subsequently been repeated in publications around the world, and although Thursday's update did not issue a denial of that story, it made clear that "any decisive new information" on Schumacher's condition would be communicated to the media.

In particular, while business angels consider decisive the information regarding the prospective profitability of an innovative project, innovator entrepreneurs assign a significant but not decisive importance to such information.

Magnetic resonance imaging is more accurate than CT, but it is less often available and does not provide decisive supplementary information.

Following the arguments put forth by Dell'Ampio et al. [ 22], a dataset is deemed "decisive" if information of each gene is available from each taxonomic group of interest and thus can contribute to resolving the relationships among these groups.