Sentence examples for elusive information from inspiring English sources
Scientists continue to attach cameras to microscopes, telescopes, endoscopes and accelerators in search of elusive information.
Morris gets Rumsfeld to look closely at the elusive information on which political decisions are made — and Rumsfeld earns honest sympathy when he reads from a mid-2001 memo worrying about another Pearl Harbor-like surprise attack occurring on his watch.
His vehicle: "Global Intelligence," precious and elusive information on the strengths, weaknesses and foibles of the brass at an acquisition target or at the client firm itself.
The internet and social media like Pinterest and YouTube have brought networking to a whole new level: they provide easy access to all kinds of far-flung, elusive information, from how to help your kids with their math homework or make crepe suzettes, to how to do your taxes or evaluate your investment portfolio.
You could say the elusive unsubscribe information had been very well "organized" by Google.
You could say the elusive unsubscribe information had been very well "organized" by Google.
The authors mentioned 26 cases (4.1 %) with severe clinical presentations, but with elusive clinical information and care strategies and intensive care unit (ICU) hospitalization or not.
Thanks to all these complex and elusive strands of information and disinformation, I have found myself entirely confused about notions of fact and fiction.
Even in that case, the N.S.A. may retain communications if they include that elusive foreign intelligence information, although they may not share it with prosecution lawyers.
The subjects he depicted and the many handwritten annotations, observations and memoranda that are scattered throughout his sketchbooks provide an essential, if at times elusive, source of information about the artist's many journeys around Britain and Europe, the places he saw and the works by other artists he deemed worthy of visual record.
The elusive character of information as a commodity suggests that it departs considerably from the usual marketability assumptions about commodities".
