Sentence examples for gleaned information from from inspiring English sources
Mr. Walker's affidavit disclosed that officials had gleaned information from at least five unnamed confidential informers.
They gleaned information from at least 20,000 questionnaires.
Intelligence officials gleaned information from detainees being questioned by overseas regimes whose mistreatment and torture has been well documented.
It also said that it had gleaned information from villagers, who until now had been intimidated by Al Qaeda in Mesopotamia, in areas recently taken by American and Iraqi forces.
(For the study, Mr. Entner reviewed data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, talked to executives at wireless carriers and gleaned information from company financial reports, case studies and industry organizations).
During World War II, Bletchley code-breakers gleaned information from German communications that proved vital to the Allied victory.
Astute diagnosticians also glean information from people's faces.
Today's young Europeans can go anywhere, and glean information from all sorts of sources.
From Walsh, who played 11 seasons in the N.F.L., he learned how to glean information from watching film.
They don't require a team of interviewers trying to glean information from respondents all over the country.
Their aims were anthropological as well as promotional: they wanted to glean information from users about why, how, and when Between fit into their romantic lives.
