Sentence examples for gathering essential from inspiring English sources

"The intelligence community is hampered in gathering essential information about terrorists," said Representative Lamar Smith, Republican of Texas.

Comment on NASA's decision to shut down the Magellan spacecraft next year, even though it will still be gathering essential information as it maps Venus.

The New Yorker, March 16 , 1992P. 31 Comment on NASA's decision to shut down the Magellan spacecraft next year, even though it will still be gathering essential information as it maps Venus.

Throughout the campaign, we've been gathering essential politics news from The Times and around the Web, and tomorrow evening, the app will be unlocked as we roll out live election results, video and other coverage.

Comment on NASA's decision to shut down the Magellan spacecraft next year, even though it will still be gathering essential information as it maps Venus.… ANNALS OF SPACE about NASA design veterans Maxime A. Faget and Caldwell C. Johnson.

For example, a Nepal study from the 1980s showed that deforestation increased women's time spent gathering essential forest products (such as fuel wood and fodder for livestock) that was significant enough to reduce the amount of time they spent on agricultural production, food preparation, and breastfeeding.

Such policies also include provision for gathering data essential for strategic tree planting, care and removal.

In Egypt, Bahrain, Iran, Yemen, Algeria — pick a place — they have been beaten, jailed, harassed and otherwise prevented from gathering information essential to the rest of us, we who are not about to wander into the cauldron ourselves.

Respondent maintains that even the limited disclosure required in this case will impair the relationship of trust and confidence between client and attorney and will inhibit other members of the 'defense team' from gathering information essential to the effective preparation of the case.

"Baseline studies" aimed at gathering and evaluating essential oceanographic and meteorological data pertaining to the region, as well as information concerning available management and technological skills, and existing national and international regulatory mechanisms, figure prominently under several subject headings.

Re "Lions Out Front, and Now Ponies for the Backyard: Carousel Will Soon Adorn Grounds of Public Library" (news article, April 4): The carousel soon to be placed in Bryant Park in Midtown Manhattan is destined to become a "great good place," a name the sociologist Ray Oldenburg coined for "informal gathering places essential to the life of healthy cities".