Sentence examples for deadly information from inspiring English sources

He added that he was personally concerned that terrorists might obtain potentially deadly information from the government but urged a cautious approach to the problem.

Nick Suplina, managing director of law and policy at Everytown for Gun Safety, said the settlement was "incredibly dangerous" and called on the state department to continue to block the publication of what he described as "deadly information".

In our hands, embedded in a gel of agarose sugar, were millions of copies of a gene that contains potentially deadly information.

It is claimed £140,000 was paid in cash in the Copthorne Hotel in London the night before the Test and in return for "deadly accurate information given".

Retweets and hashtags are deadly because information sharing generates momentum and momentum generates credibility.

In his closing arguments on 24 September, public prosecutor Fabio Picuti underlined that the men were not being charged with having failed to predict the exact time, place, and magnitude of the deadly quake, information that he said modern science was not able to provide.

Inside the Taj, the frightened guests called, texted and tweeted throughout the attack, often providing their assailants with deadly real-time information.

According to Rapp's statement, Marri's computer was filled with information on deadly poisons, including a step-by-step guide to making hydrogen cyanide — a toxic substance that can be used in poison-gas attacks.

Still, the F.D.A. rejected salmon shipments from Chile from one company in April, citing unsanitary conditions, and from a different Chilean company in October for listeria, a potentially deadly bacterium, according to information available on the administration's Web site.

The FBI plans to overhaul its system for counting the number of deaths caused by police in the US, according to federal officials, and will begin releasing information about deadly encounters involving the use of Tasers and other force, in addition to fatal shootings.

But it was only after the Sept. 11 attacks that the Saudi and United States governments achieved "full sharing of important intelligence information". The deadly 1996 bombing of the Khobar Towers residential complex at an American air base in Saudi Arabia "highlights a central policy problem in counterterrorism: the relationship between evidence and action," the report says.