Sentence examples for accustomed to information from inspiring English sources

Comfortable with technology and accustomed to information on demand, new agents respond to clients around the clock through text, e-mail, cellphone and Twitter.

Nonetheless, the NSHD cohort has been followed since birth and participants are accustomed to providing information about their health and lifestyle, and might therefore be better able to recall information about past health and lifestyle than other women.

He said that he and his wife, who declined to comment for this article, had become accustomed to keeping information about certain cases from each other.

For someone who is accustomed to procuring information quickly and efficiently with a few searches, taps and clicks, the chaos was bewildering.

But maybe this is the way to go for new, Web-surfing audiences accustomed to getting information in quick, nonlinear bytes.

Organizations that specialize in foreign intelligence, like the C.I.A. and the National Security Agency, which monitors international communications, are accustomed to pooling information and giving it to the president and other policy makers.

Travelers are already accustomed to instant information at their fingertips.

Whether it's our policy holders or the agents who sell our products, they've become accustomed to having information at their fingertips.

But Tom Rafferty of the Economist Intelligence Unit told the BBC the issue was unlikely to be just "a passing glitch", and said that such practices could pose technical and political challenges to Tencent because international users were accustomed to sharing information freely.

I've noticed that the faster we're accustomed to acquiring information, the less interested many kids become in persevering through a text.

Progress has been made, but at a more iterative and deliberate pace than perhaps needed and desired by a public becoming accustomed to instantaneous information access.