Sentence examples for glean enough from inspiring English sources

Using social media sites to glean enough personal information to impersonate a grandchild who needs $2,000 wired to London right now — and don't tell Mom or Dad about the "mugging," because they'll be mad — is only the latest.

Nicolelis's latest experiments … show that by tapping into multiple neurons in different parts of the brain, it is possible to glean enough information to get a general idea of what the brain is up to.

Provided that the landslide distribution from a triggering event can be documented and mapped, it is often possible to glean enough topographic and geologic information from existing databases to produce a reliable map that depicts landslide hazards from an extreme event.

Whether or not such legislation can glean enough support from both parties, food industry officials said that they had adopted the new guidelines to pre-empt the need for the legislation altogether by showing lawmakers that everything found on the inside of packaging is described clearly on the outside as well.

They are better if you have read the previous book(s) but you can usually glean enough from the new material to catch you up on the evolving story.

Although it is still too early in the publishing season for anyone to know the Gunnar Szolky story in full, the writer has gleaned enough to give us a sketchy outline of the extraordinary dimensions of the Szolky saga.

I had gleaned enough from the trailer to know you have to approach it with the wonderful misplaced hormones and sensibilities of the juvenile... Of course, the incidents and scenarios are magnified versions of cringing adolescent moments most of us can relate to... ...... Tom Quinn "The lads off on holiday to Crete is very funny".

Yet it was his prosecutors who compromised national security: one physicist they consulted absent-mindedly misplaced a classified document that contained all the details for launching a full-scale thermonuclear program; from the transcript of the hearing, the British gleaned enough information to develop their own H-bomb.

After spending £700 of his £1,000 life savings on paying an engineer for the early prototype, Lamb realised he would not be able to buy in talent so he gleaned enough knowledge of the various fields – starting with basic coding books – to develop his idea in the spare room of his flat.

While there wasn't direct access to customer accounts, the hackers gleaned enough personal information to "voice phish" additional details from customers to transfer cryptocurrencies out of them.

In an environment far too dry to sustain much life, the flora and fauna have adapted, enabling them to glean just enough moisture from the ocean fog that spills inland at dawn.