Sentence examples for garnering information from inspiring English sources

"Obviously, different publications have different ways of reporting stories and of garnering information, but they very rarely invent things.

They kept their distance, mostly garnering information from stories of the writer in the press, though at one point an agent called Mailer's father posing as a friend.

It goes without saying that war photographers were under fire at the moment they clicked the shutter, heroically or foolishly but certainly professionally recording history, or at least garnering information.

In this report, we describe a novel post-genomic approach (called Phenogenix®) that involves the use of complex and random peptide libraries of large size (up to 40 amino acids) and diversity (>10 independent clones per library) in combination with computational analysis for garnering information on the natural biological partners and pathways [ 7].

They were also asked about the previous consultation and any associated expenditures, mainly as a check on consistency, and to potentially garner information about informal payments.

For poor ones, it is a chance to garner information from one of the world's best-informed chancelleries.

The NEOCam mission would use an infra-red camera to garner information on asteroid size, shape, rotation and composition.

Instead, he started reading interrogation text books, books intended to teach police detectives and security personal how to garner information from suspects.

The opening aerial campaign could go on for a week and will be followed by ground operations by Special Forces units to garner information and hunt down the leaders of the Qaeda network, administration officials indicated.

In some countries or economies (for instance, Macau was included separately because its education system differs from that of mainland China), questionnaires were also distributed to parents to garner information about their perceptions of their children's schools and career prospects.

How did an NSA official feel bold enough to write to UK civil servants anticipating their cooperation in an attempt to undermine the UN's diplomatic processes, in a secret effort to garner information to secure "results favourable to US goals"?