Sentence examples for glean as much from inspiring English sources

Before you do so, try to glean as much information from the estate agent as possible.

Mr Williams-Thomas said the police needed to glean as much evidence as they could before making further arrests.

"Before every guest arrives," he said, "we glean as much information as we can so we can give our guests the right room and have the right names on the welcome card".

The Global Times, a nationalistic mainland Chinese newspaper under direct control of the Communist Party, published an editorial on Friday calling for China to glean as much information as possible from him.

Facebook's decision was a hit with online advertisers eager to glean as much data as possible on its millions of users, but has been a constant source of concern for the public.

The author has impressively studied the archival record, teased out newly declassified primary documents and done numerous interviews to glean as much as can be publicly known about the agency's history.

But she may have gleaned as much when she received its schedule of fetish- and underwear-theme events.

Recent studies that have gleaned as much information as is possible from pre-CRT FDG-PET by carrying out a textural analysis have improved upon this to a degree: one series reported an area under the received operator characteristic (ROC) curve of 0.85 when a technique that calculates the variability in the size and the intensity of homogenous uptake areas within the tumour was used [17].

And I interviewed pretty much everyone that came along and directed last season, trying to glean as many tidbits of information as I could, including from such storied auteurs as John Badham.

The purity of McCoy, who can glean almost as much from winning the 4.10 at Doncaster as the Gold Cup at ­Cheltenham, has made him, at least in my mind, the most exceptional competitor in British sport.

These elitist and exclusionary aspects of Spinoza's democracy taint what would otherwise appear to be a rather progressive form of democracy, from as much as we can glean from remarks scattered throughout the text.