Sentence examples for information argues from inspiring English sources
"If we are not there, there is no information," argues Rainer Schmid, a toxicologist and founder of Vienna's "checkit!" project.
This study seems to dispel the myth or the gender stereotype that women are chatterboxes: 'It is men who are more likely to talk for the sake of talking when engaged in social chit-chat by recycling their words with ritualistic and redundant language that doesn't contain new information,' argues Manchester University researcher Geoffrey Beattie (Cowley 2011).
Elin Nordegren is fresh off her high-profile divorce with Tiger Woods, but the stunning ex-model is harboring plenty of juicy information, argues one of the women who helped cause the divorce.
Experts who preferred full information argued that consumers should be informed about what they were being asked to do.
It, too, is a vast network of information, arguing voices (those disputatious rabbis), confusion, contradiction and mutually entangled certitudes.
Because market prices reflect all available information, argued the court, misleading statements by a company will affect its share price.
But the case "includes inextricably intertwined classified, protected and unclassified information," argued Joyce Branda, an acting assistant attorney general, in a motion filed Friday.
Mr. Dimon pushed the regulator to explain why he needed that "level of information," arguing that oversight could still be done "without it".
By a four-to-one majority, they upheld a suspect's right to such information, arguing that he would otherwise be unable to challenge the allegations against him.
It is growing rapidly and firms do not report revenue numbers; nor are they very forthcoming with information, arguing unconvincingly that this would help their competitors.
While some state prosecutors' offices complied with requests for information on drug-related deaths, others denied tracking the most basic information, arguing it was the job of the federal government to do so.
