Sentence examples for information bell from inspiring English sources

"It's important for Wikipedia to recognize we are a valuable source for accurate information," Bell told PR Week.

Although their paychecks were supposed to be public information, Bell officials kept their salaries closely guarded, even providing fake documents to residents who tried to find out how much their leaders were earning.

Although their paychecks were supposed to be public information, Bell officials kept their salaries closely guarded, even providing fake documents to citizens who tried to find out how much their leaders were earning.

The NYSE's website is a mine of information on bell-ringing – recent ringers include the president of Montenegro, the US Olympic fencing team and Miss German-America (somebody called Melissa Gratzl).

When contacted last week when information of Bell-Jeff shutting down the remainder of the season came to light, Stumph didn't return calls and Fauria said he had nothing to say about the situation and would prefer to talk about it at a later date.

The problem: There are so many choices and so much information couched in bells and whistles that it's easy to become overwhelmed.

The shape of the test information curve was bell-shaped with its maximum at the middle of the person measure scale.

The track spits out an almost laughable amount of information — clattering metallic sounds, bell tones, whooshes — daring a listener to keep track of what has happened.

And if it must be expressed ("I was so hurt when you said/did X"), it leaks out during our card games -- as information, not as the bell for another round.

Wilderness Society campaigner Jess Lerch said the fact that senators felt they had not been given enough information should ring alarm bells.

Tomietto et al 38 found a statistically significant decrease in the number of interruptions due to unavailable medications or materials, patient requests, attending to other activities, and answering telephone calls; but not from searching for information, answering patient call bells, managing documentation and other sources.