Sentence examples for better anonymity from inspiring English sources

Better anonymity than the lie-dream of new sociability.

It would simultaneously have better facilities for handling identity online, while also providing better anonymity.

Questionnaires that are handed to, and returned directly by respondents might better entrust anonymity than surveys that need to be mailed or emailed.

"Our effectiveness to reach the still-suffering alcoholic is better protected by anonymity, even today, than not having anonymity at the public level," said Dr. Andrea Barthwell, the chief executive of Two Dreams Outer Banks, a rehab center in Corolla, N.C.

Professor Coleman said the hackers had been using a new tool to better protect their anonymity.

When people send claims to the I.R.S. and S.E.C. programs, these are considered administrative actions, not cases, which gives whistle-blowers a better chance of anonymity.

And so he trades hectic Johannesburg for American academia, where he can better sustain the anonymity and inventive autonomy that feed his talent.

Starmer added that while proposals to support victims better, such as anonymity, were welcome "in the end, the greatest prospect of success in enforcing the law lies with proactive policing and intelligence-led cases".

Recently, Signal rolled out a new feature that masks the phone number of a message sender, making it better for sender anonymity.

For these reasons we preferred an anonymous self-completion questionnaire: this type of questionnaire would make the answers less embarrassing for the participants, would guarantee better confidentiality and anonymity, and would also diminish the social convenience bias (the participants did not need to admit that some of their sexual behaviour was not what had been recommended in the STD clinic).

This ensured better confidentiality and anonymity of the participants and led to further confidence on the research and better sharing of the experiences of the participants.