Sentence examples for information did so from inspiring English sources

The breakthrough about the courier came "through means unrelated to the CIA detention and interrogation program"; the prisoner who came closest to giving us the information did so before he was tortured, not after.

Tony Pepper, CEO at Egress Software, says that "when this accidental incident occurred, there was no safety net and no way of alerting the sender of the mistake". Something that Pepper says research by his company suggests is a very common error, with 45% of employees who have accidentally shared information did so by sending it to the wrong person.

Employees who provided information did so on condition they not be named, citing the company's policy on keeping mum about projects that are still taking shape.

Subscribers who transmit or discuss the information do so at their own risk.

This is not the typical insider trading case because Mr. Aggarwal comes across as willing to tell anyone who would listen about his information, doing so rather freely on a recorded telephone line.

"It is extremely difficult to get any news out of Tibet, and those who provide information do so at great risk to their own lives," he said, speaking from Dharamsala, India.

A study by the Pew Internet and American Life Project found that 91percentt of Americans who turn to the Web for health information do so only in response to specific illnesses -- which is also the time they tend to seek information in the real world.

Also, good luck in enforcing it in any meaningful way when most of the people sharing the information do so innocently, and the damage can be done so quickly.

People seeking information do so for a particular purpose or with a particular inquiry in mind, and there is so much information available in the world's libraries and on the Internet more and more, these two are becoming identical that even experts cannot possibly consider a small fraction of the full range of sources that may be relevant to their questions.

The neurons that transmit pain and other sensory information do so using electrical signals.

While students could Google the missing information, doing so is ultimately more a hindrance, blunting creative thought, than a help.