Sentence examples for for information used from inspiring English sources

During cross-examination by Mr Dein, Mahmood said the paper had not paid an informant, whom the court instructed be only identified as Mr B, for information used in the red mercury story, but that the News of the World did not hide the fact that it sometimes paid informants.

Staff members on the House Committee on Science and Technology are reviewing documents that NASA sent over Friday evening to comply with the committee's demand for information used in formulating the president's proposal.

But his apparent eagerness to sell the Trump "kompromat" — a Russian term for information used to gain leverage over someone — to American spies raised suspicions among officials that he was part of an operation to feed the information to United States intelligence agencies and pit them against Mr. Trump.

A last search for information used the Google online search engine (http://www.google.com).com

The search strategy adopted for information used in this paper consisted of searching Google, Medline and WHO websites using the following key words.

Appropriate oversight can facilitate the integration process by promoting interoperable standards, assisting in the development of quality control metrics for information used in CDS tools, and assessing the impact of the tools on outcomes and performance measures.

Compete said that was more than 24 times the amount of queries for information using the terms "Iran" and "election" during the week before.

One issue is that people search for information using a variety of terms, and that might throw off the tally.

She has a ravenous appetite for information, using a screen enlarger on her computer to surf the Web, or having her boyfriend, Matt Lonergan, a former college runner, read newspapers and magazines to her.

So in order to be able to ask for information using a blog or Twitter account, it is required that the journalist has built up a relationship within a community.

But the rise of search engines, the web's second wave, made it possible to search for information using keywords instead.