Sentence examples for having information about from inspiring English sources

Having information about the market segment implies that the competition is known and marketing can position the product accurately.

Having information about flowers' mechanical properties and behavior is necessary for designing automatic and mechanized farm equipment.

Having information about your family history will help readers get a sense of how you became the person you are.

"Having information about where they should go to get a particular service can be really useful," Longworth says.

Some residents were frustrated that the authorities had failed to thwart the attack in spite of having information about Mr. Headley's visit to the area.

"Trying to Elude the Google Grasp" (July 25) illuminates the issue of having information about you snatched up and used to create a limited portrait.

Prosecutors have begun questioning two army officers suspected of having information about the killing of a reporter in East Timor in September 1999, The Jakarta Post reported.

The man is suspected of having information about plans for the attack and was arrested on a sealed material witness warrant obtained by federal prosecutors in Manhattan.

Not having information about the CME's magnetic field orientation is paralyzing for forecasters said Joe Kunches, space weather scientist at NOAA's SWPC.

House Democrats quickly moved to request detailed information from Trump's private business and several employees Cohen identified by name as having information about possible fraudulent activity.

The European court of human rights ruled in September that the Turkish authorities had failed to protect Dink despite having information about plots against him.