Sentence examples for get less information from inspiring English sources
"If that means we get less information, so be it," he said.
There is a simple explanation: they get less information and less misleading information.
Individuals already living on the edge get less information and support, less knowledge of resources they need and a weakened ability to participate politically in the greater society.
So, if you've got a song that's relying on repetition, that's a problem because you're getting less information across.
"So, effectively, they'll be getting less information than they would have in the past, which means business won't work as smoothly".
"This is the one place on the Internet where the consumer is getting less information than in the physical world," said Daryl P. Friedman, the chief lobbyist in Washington for the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences.
As a result, we may end up getting less information about who has the disease, they are less likely to get treated properly, screened properly, quarantined properly and as a consequence we could end up having more cases rather than less".
(Russians did the best, though Gigerenzer speculates that this is not because they get more good information, but because they get less misleading information).
In terms of designing a proper questionnaire, researchers can get less biased observations and more detailed information reflecting different aspects of service quality, e.g., food, facilities, tidiness and so forth.
The public, of course, which is getting less and less information at a local and regional level.
