Sentence examples for hardly any information from inspiring English sources

Hardly any information was available on recipients and informal carers.

We have had no debate, no vote, no say, hardly any information about how our data is used and for what purpose.

Steve Coz, the editor-in-chief of the "National Enquirer," says that there's hardly any information available for a price that hasn't already been given free to the respectable press.

Even though captopril came on the market 25 years ago, until now there was hardly any information on the effect of taking ACE inhibitors in the first trimester, and they were thought to be safe.

"People detained on Lesbos and Chios have virtually no access to legal aid, limited access to services and support, and hardly any information about their current status or possible fate.

Moreover, there is hardly any information available regarding the actual humidity environment in Chinese residential houses.

As mentioned above, one can hardly get any information barely from the result if two independent signals x1 and x2 are aliased and scrambled in the same space.

For 35 members of this family there is evidence that they affect transformation and could be classified as oncogenic or oncosuppressor phosphatases, but for 18 of them we hardly have any information about the fulfilled role or molecular mechanism [45].

The advertisements studied provided some information on fuel type (52%), and engine size (39%); but hardly any provided information on fuel efficiency (3%), or emissions (4%).

I don't blame the networks for having less coverage of the convention ("Network Anchors Hold Fast to Their Dwindling 15 Minutes," news article, July 26) because there is hardly any new information to cover.

At this point, there's still hardly any concrete information about Apple's smaller iPad (unless you're the type to read too much into sketchy Chinese cases), but there's little question that Apple's tiny tablet would mean plenty of trouble for those two players in particular.