Sentence examples for accurate information given from inspiring English sources

It is claimed £140,000 was paid in cash in the Copthorne Hotel in London the night before the Test and in return for "deadly accurate information given".

The malware known as "Flame" seems to be designed to aid in espionage and one might argue that more accurate information given to decision makers during wartime should help them make better decisions on the battlefield.

It also makes implausible assumptions about the capacities of institutions to provide comprehensive and accurate information, especially given the rapid pace of developments in genetics (a consideration registered in the ACMG working group's first argument mentioned above).

Examples of these constraints are the findings that suggest humans are particularly bad at deferring judgement and making accurate decisions based on information given [ 28].

This service is free of charge and helps readers recognize the health information given as accurate and trustworthy.

The press secretary must be sure that the information given out is accurate, because he's "the last stop before that information goes out the door".

Furthermore, accurate information should be given to women about the capacities and limitations of diagnostic procedures[ 26].

In a stepwise discriminant analysis, HMFG2 added to the discrimination of CA125 (r = 0.183, P < 0.005), although additional accurate information was only given in patients with advanced poorly differentiated serous cystadenocarcinoma.

Quantifying excess cause-specific mortality among people with coeliac disease (CD) compared with the general population accounting for competing risks will allow accurate information to be given on risk of death from specific causes.

Within these two conditions, on one occasion they were given accurate information about the drink and on the other they were given inaccurate information about the drink.

So I got to thinking...what if there were a sensible approach with which to appeal to the better angels in all of us--angels who might be willing to make up their own minds if given accurate information from a trustworthy source.