Sentence examples for circumstantial information from inspiring English sources

All the circumstantial information we need is in the middle section, where it is "shown and not told".

The story of Sweet Tooth is about spies, so we are schooled in the inference that all information it provides – especially circumstantial information – is likely to be significant.

BacPP is hence outstanding in recognition and assignment of sequences according to σ factor and provide circumstantial information about upstream gene sequences.

The shift of the investigation is based not on definitive proof but on circumstantial information drawn from cases diagnosed in recent days, like the postmarks on the letters known to contain anthrax.

But Franz Schausberger, governor of the province of Salzburg, which includes Kaprun, said the identification of the victims by nationality was based only on circumstantial information, like tourist lists and indications from friends or family members, and thus had to be taken "with corresponding caution".

In this context, nominalizations are used as a springboard to, among other things, add circumstantial information as in (14) or evaluate the event emotionally (15) or ethically, as in (16) (Martin and White 2005).

Very little has been disclosed, and even requests of information circumstantial to the attacks have been denied.

These two circumstantial bits of information incite speculation: could they be talking about an acquisition, or a deep software integration in iOS?

The incomplete and often circumstantial and ambiguous information on regulatory interactions preclude modeling in the traditional sense, as employed in engineering, in which one aims at a maximally detailed model description with measured or fitted quantitative parameters.

The first is to muddy the circumstantial connections between the information that Mr Gupta knew about and the trades made at Galleon.

When appropriate, however, the trier offact should be permitted to treat exchanges of information as circumstantial evidence of price fixing.