Sentence examples for as much identifying from inspiring English sources

So we took the additional step of redacting as much identifying information as we could — knowing that any redaction we performed would be imperfect, but believing that there's a strong argument for distributing this, not only for its value in illustrating the Markoff case, but as a rare window into the shadowy process by which Facebook deals with law enforcement.

The Treasury Department told HuffPost it compiles and releases as much identifying information about the people on the list as it can in order to reduce the number of false positives.

Participants will also be ensured of their anonymity all data will be anonymised and separated from as much identifying information as possible.

Indeed, fiction in the age of modernism became as much identified with literature as poetry or plays, and its complexities required a new class of expert readers, a secular clergy capable of explaining its mysteries.

Most identified as gay or bisexual, with 57.0% 'very much' identifying as gay.

The average New Jerseyan may have as much trouble identifying the state animal (the horse) as the state dance (the square dance).

Big Pharma's R&D activity is now concentrated as much on identifying and doing deals with small, innovative firms as it is on trying to discover its own blockbuster drugs.Traditionally, innovation has taken place either in the laboratory or in the marketing department.

Some industry critics, meanwhile, contend that in the quest to find new and treatable quality-of-life problems, drug makers are not so much identifying unmet needs as they are stoking existing social anxieties to weld to their medicines.

The course did not anoint champions as much as identify them.

Mr. Murdoch's News Corporation, based in New York, said in a statement, "No other company has done as much to identify what went wrong, compensate the victims, and ensure the same mistakes do not happen again".

It was also not by chance that he acknowledged that she was a divisive figure and that his friend and ally Michael Gove wrote about the "need to heal and unite individuals as much as identify and defeat enemies".