Sentence examples for information alike from inspiring English sources

Received interlocks offer access to firm-level and individual-level knowledge and information alike.

Just like received interlocks, undirected interlocks allow access to firm-level and individual-level knowledge and information alike.

(ibid.: 143) Münsterberg's conclusion, to be readily promulgated in academic and popular channels of information alike, was therefore: 'Her greatest wonders are absolutely nothing but fraud and humbug; this is no longer a theory but a proven fact' (ibid.: 144).

With recent advances in molecular and information technology alike, it is anticipated that sequencing-based clinical tests provide the ability to comprehensively assay the large number of diverse and complex mutational forms that can arise, hence facilitating routine application of precision oncology in the clinic.

One of the country's most popular columnists, the reclusive Cecil Adams, may or may not be entirely real (many suggest he is a composite rather than one discrete individual), but he has published the Straight Dope, which gets to the bottom of information and misinformation alike, since 1973.

For patients, practitioners, and policymakers alike, such information is critical.

While Onefinestay might not attract a whole lot of new clients — after all, not everyone has $1,350 a night to stay in an all-white Flatiron loft — the neighborhood guides will give guests and non-guests alike valuable information for how to live like a local.

We shall find out from BP's conduct in the ensuing months whether former public servants turned lobbyists, Democrats and Republicans alike, are information gatherers or rip-off artists.

In the past year, they have been forced to block access in China of overseas video and networking giants like YouTube, Twitter and Facebook, and suspend several upstart Chinese look-alikes, over information they deem subversive.

You could end up entering your information into a look-alike website.

They, too, are open to all comers, and allow people from different walks of life to meet, debate, and share information with friends and strangers alike, forging new connections and sparking new ideas.