Sentence examples for able to use information from inspiring English sources
"Adult literacy is more about being able to use information appropriately and act on it".
Prosecutors were concerned that Hardin might have been able to use information he learned from that period in his cross-examination of Pettitte.
It is, however, fitted with a camera and is able to use information from that camera to adjust its height and direction.
But with the help of researchers at Queen Mary, University of London, Sussex University and the McDougall Trust, pollsters were able to use information from previous work to select 852 individuals to be questioned.
The sides were also negotiating ways to tighten clauses in the merger agreement so that Dynegy would not be able to use information from Enron's recent filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission as a reason for backing out of the deal.
In the second incident, in April, a hacker accessed a Twitter employee's personal e-mail account and was able to use information obtained there to guess the employee's administrative password to the service, which he used to get into 10 more user accounts.
Developers will be able to use this information and create useful, innovative applications that use it in new ways and combine it with other sources of information.
Prior studies on customer supplier negotiations (Drake and Haka, 2008, Van den Abbeele et al., 2009) find that negotiators who have access to relevant activity-based cost information are not always able to use this information to improve joint outcomes.
This same population is highly cooperative, able transmit information about individuals, and able to use that information to punish (via defection) any non-cooperative behavior.
We are currently collecting detailed pedigree information and will be able to use phase information in the future, which will strengthen our analysis.
This involved deciding whether they understood the information relevant to the decision and were able to use that information to reach a decision.
