Sentence examples for chasing information from inspiring English sources

He is chasing information regarding one of his tenants, a housing benefit claimant.

Meanwhile, from his news desk next to the studio where he had been since 3 a.m., Jeff Zeiner, the news reporter and anchor, was chasing information about Thomaston voters, who turned down a proposed $21.8 million budget for a third time.

"We need for information to be chasing you, instead of you chasing information," he said.

"It's incredibly frustrating," a Justice Department official said, "when our people are chasing down information that may lead nowhere.

We know that healthcare is being forced to employ vast numbers of people who spend much of their time chasing up information to compensate for a lack of intelligent automation.

But internet firms don't want to have to chase down information copied onto other websites.

Communication has been very difficult both with my child and the hospital staff and I have found myself constantly having to chase for information and to reassure my child.

Fill in your e-mail address and click the Create Alert button to stop chasing the latest information and have it come to you.

His life spent chasing events and information in dangerous places - he has covered 27 coups and revolutions in nearly as many countries - is the experience which provides his authority as a writer of books, or rather, it is why, or partly why, his readers in English accept the authority in his writing voice.

Britain's Financial Services Authority thinks that suspicious trading activity surrounds 30% of such announcements.Recently regulators have focused on hedge funds, which are notorious for chasing any scrap of information they can get.

He added: "Now the situation is so volatile and so fluid that we have to make an assessment on an hourly basis, chasing different strands of information from different factions [of the government]." Yingluck has made numerous calls for negotiations with protestors and has prepared for violence by invoking the internal security act (ISA), which calls for road closures and curfews.