That's confidential

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

In the case that you've ingested a harmful substance, the National Poison Control Center hotline is a resource that's confidential and offers non-emergency or emergency assistance.

"We believe if we build a simple and warm tech-based experience that's confidential and secure, we can get more people engaged with the mental health system.

Zuckerberg then got cagey, explaining that "I want to be careful here because our work with the special counsel is confidential and I want to make sure that in an open session I'm not revealing something that's confidential".

That's confidential information held by the federal government and the drug companies.

"That's confidential," Mr. Keitel said last week, sitting in his dressing room at a rehearsal space in Chelsea.

"That's confidential," said the buyer, Shahid Khan, as he posed beside the seller, Mohamed al-Fayed, at the club's venerable old ground.

Confidential: In MIT Institutional Research, we most often conduct surveys that are confidential but not anonymous.

"They were, in fact, not using anything that was confidential," Mr. Winter said.

— kamala Students should think of the Common Application as a process that is confidential in every way.

This will require us to review our current finding aid data to ensure that nothing that is confidential is accidentally made available, such as student or patient names.

Choose a location that is confidential and provide time to clearly understand the next steps.