Sentence examples for information essentially from inspiring English sources
The third Australian privacy principle, relating to the collection of solicited personal information, essentially says that unneeded personal information should not be collected and stored.
"The idea is that each card is a single atomic contextual piece of information; essentially, a suggestion, a prompt, a call to action," said Duarte.
Anyone can learn the system in a short time, Mr. Came said, because owners of a Crossbow-created Web site can change the information essentially just as they would edit a word processor document.
This information essentially seals the deal save for an official word from Apple.
A comprehensive disclosure of strategy information essentially encompasses prognostic information on businesses, strategic objectives, the resulting business strategies, and implementation priorities (Thompson and Strickland 2003).
The company automates workflows like filing government paperwork and collecting client information — essentially busywork that has created a roughly $15 billion industry.
Mark A. Rothstein, the chairman of a panel that advises the government on health information policy, essentially agreed with the accountability office.
Peirce recognized that the fundamental relations of information are essentially triadic; in contrast, all relations of the physical sciences are reducible to dyadic (binary) relations.
Census information is essentially collected in two phases, through questionnaires mailed to every household in the country and by workers who come knocking on the doors of those who do not respond — a costly and time-consuming enterprise.
Jay Stanley, an A.C.L.U senior policy analyst, described concerns about a system that would rely on a commercial "data broker" to collect background information and essentially assign a passing score to qualified participants.
When the education secretary was summoned to parliament on Thursday morning, his advisers were out in force behind the scenes confirming that the Mail's information was essentially spot on and briefing journalists with enough extra detail to keep the story running.
