Sentence examples for information extraordinary from inspiring English sources

Given this year's saturation coverage of the race, Hillary Clinton's penchant for privacy, Donald Trump's banishment of some reporters, and the dominance of social media, editors say that the challenge will be to offer fresh information, extraordinary insights or a new way of recounting recent history.

Congress repeatedly asked for more information on extraordinary actions taken by the Fed during the financial crisis, but was met initially with stonewalling.

Mr. Ryan's suggestion that Mrs. Clinton be barred from receiving classified information was extraordinary, even if it was certain to be ignored by the Obama administration.

But with more than three million English language articles alone, covering anything from different species of caterpillar to the cast of minor Australian television shows, and with some entries running to several thousand words, the volume of information is extraordinary.

Adherence was studied using medication taking profiles uploaded from the MEMS monitors and patients' information concerning extraordinary incidents.

A framework for assuring confidentiality includes the need for a confidentiality plan and data security, avoiding identification of individual participants, sharing of confidential information, and extraordinary circumstances where breach of confidentiality may be justified.

Our approach allows us to utilize simple sensing molecules as McCulloch-Pitts neuron for experimental implementation of large-scale logic computation in batch mode and to use extraordinary information density inherent in molecular neuron for alphanumeric information encoding and molecular cryptography.

The potential loss of critical information could be extraordinary.

An independent panel of scientists monitors the riders' information for any extraordinary irregularities in those profiles.

Wood recovered inside these wells can offer extraordinary information about forest exploitation and management, woodworking and building technology.

Andrew Tyrie, chairman of the Treasury select committee, has already described last week's release of information as an "extraordinary blunder".