Sentence examples for details gathered from inspiring English sources
The staff members take the most recent economic data — G.D.P. growth, the unemployment rate and more subtle details gathered from interviews with businesspeople throughout the country — and try to fashion it into a narrative.
The criminal complaints are packed with vivid details gathered in years of covert surveillance — including monitoring phones and e-mail, placing secret microphones in the alleged Russian agents' homes, and numerous surreptitious searches.
The book's account of the SEAL raid similarly relies on Nicholas Schmidle's ticktock piece "Getting Bin Laden," which appeared in The New Yorker in August, though Mr. Bergen adds details gathered from United States intelligence and Department of Defense officials and a Pakistani intelligence official familiar with the interrogation of Bin Laden's wives.
We have made every effort to include only those responses which are consistent with details gathered from reporting, but it should be noted that due to the nature of our survey these cannot be taken as verified, and should be treated with caution.
Mr Abrahamson's letter cites details gathered by Mrs Williams as well as further documents revealed by the panel.
Patients and methods A series of 6 patients in which the Berlin criteria (7) were fulfilled, and sufficient details gathered were retrospectively analyzed.
With boundless new detail gathered through meticulous research, Susan Cheever succeeds where most other biographers have failed.Little Failure: A Memoir.
The extensive demographic detail gathered as part of the study also shed light on the diverse set of people who died during confrontations with law enforcement.
But Braudy doesn't argue her case; she tells it with a novelist's progression of incident and detail, gathered from scores of interviews (including one with me) and other sources, from books to the transcripts of F.B.I. wiretaps.
Such an endeavor calls for an interdisciplinary community willing to communicate the relevant portions of the mountain of detail gathered in individual disciplines with interested nonspecialists: not just people willing to confer with those working at related levels, but researchers trained in the methods and factual details of a variety of levels.
