Sentence examples for elite information from inspiring English sources

As with most of the North's elite, information on Jang is sketchy.

Even if only 10 percent or 20 percent of elite information technology professionals would consider working for a Republican like Mr. Romney, this is still a reasonably large talent pool to draw from.

More immediately, in the eyes of the policy elite, the information revolution meshed with and reinforced the policy consensus.

At their philosophical core, Silicon Valley's elite believe that information is a panacea, that nearly every problem can be solved through conversation, education, or innovation.

Like "The Social Network," which is about the creation of Facebook and yet so much more (it was also written by Mr. Sorkin) "Moneyball" is about a fundamental cultural shift and the rise of the information elite.

Mark doesn't breach this citadel, he sidesteps it entirely by becoming one of the new information elite for whom data is power and who, depending on your view of the Internet, rallies the online mob behind him.

Although the word "bobo" has been used by David Brooks, a columnist for The New York Times, to describe "members of the new information elite," in France it refers to overgrown Parisian yuppies in their 30s and 40s, like the group of bickering friends in "Little White Lies" who take a communal vacation every summer in Cap Ferrat.

At their absolute philosophical core, Silicon Valley's elite believe that information is a panacea.

But the platform remains the stomping ground for a rather smug information elite that tend to overestimate their actions.

The research examined five factors that could contribute to changes in public opinion: extreme weather, media coverage, access to scientific information, elite cues and advocacy efforts.

But this alone does not qualify as a revolution (it might more aptly be described as the contemporary use of media by a small information elite).