Sentence examples for classified so from inspiring English sources

"I'm told it's classified, so I can't ask you," Mr. Schneider said.

It's classified, so the congressmen won't say, but Rush Holt, Democrat of New Jersey, told the Times, We wouldn't be doing this over a trivial matter.

The beetle had never before been classified, so, working with a Japanese taxonomist, Dr. Hiroyuki Sasaji, Dr. McClure christened it Pseudoscymnus tsugae and arranged to ship samples back to his lab, the Valley Laboratory in Windsor, for further study.

An additional list, maintained by McChrystal's command, designates Taliban who are subject to capture or death; the names on the list are classified, so no particular Talib can be certain of his status.

The details of the criminal referral were classified, so Steele could not know the nature of the allegations, let alone rebut them, but they had something to do with his having misled the Bureau about contacts that he'd had with the press.

Better statistics might help to shed light on the nature of galactic evolution.The researchers behind Galaxy Zoo, a collaboration between research groups at Oxford University and Portsmouth University in Britain, and Johns Hopkins University in America, are already writing up the first papers based on the galaxies classified so far.

There are actually legitimate reasons to classify so much information that isn't secret.

But the department classifies so much of its data -- like the number of library records searches under the act -- that it is effectively asking to be taken on faith.

David Fothergill, Pocklington, Yorkshire The Winter's Tale has always been a tricky play to classify, so it's no surprise that Jeanette Winterson's interpretation, The Gap of Time (Hogarth), spins through an exhilarating array of genres.

To this end, we needed to classify SO users as males and females.

It seems like we as a society could use moments like these to sit down and actually have a proper conversation about what's going on here, specifically why it is that the Pentagon classifies so much information in the first place but it's probably just easier to pick and defend a narrative even before hearing anyone else's opinion.