Sentence examples for further information than from inspiring English sources

I'm not sure I should offer any further information than that" - Michael Hann.

"But in relation to the Nettleton case; I think we would need to have a look at all of the facts, make sure that all of that was verified and known to the authorities, but at the moment I just don't have any further information than what's publicly available".

"It's hard to see what benefits, in terms of making the financial system more efficient or reducing risk, would be achieved by requiring firms to publish further information" than already required by regulators, Rob McIvor, a spokesman for the Association for Financial Markets in Europe, said before the publication of the Basel committee's proposals.

They did not add any further information than DNA ploidy and DI (data not shown).

Exploratory analysis suggested that using interaction terms with the full 5-category drug count variable (as used in the non-interaction model) provided no further information than using a simple binary variable indicating presence or absence of any cardiovascular drug.

Arora himself confirmed further information, primarily than Son intended to retain the CEO for longer than (it seems) was originally agreed.

Although champagne and scotch are legally required to come from Champagne and Scotland, they are almost universally regarded as lc cappuccino captions Captions are an opportunity to give readers further information, rather than insulting their intelligence by stating the obvious.

More than half of trips/falls throughout the facility were during an unspecified activity (and provided no further information other than 'trip/fall at facility') (60.6%).

Regarding the 229 dogs in the report further information other than histopathological diagnosis and breed was not available.

The notes provide a snapshot of EU action for citizens - based on interesting examples, with onward links to further information - rather than trying to list everything the EU has ever done.

Knowing the possible contexts of a word up to distance 4 provides further information about word valence than sole self-information.