Sentence examples for information first hand from inspiring English sources

Al Hussein said the Turkish government had "not responded positively to requests by my office and other parts of the United Nations to visit the region" to collect information first hand.

A trademark of Robert Kennedy's campaigning was to get information first hand, often from people excluded from the political mainstream.

Sofia Häggman, museum curator, told the BBC she wanted users to be able to "see this information first hand" and not always have to count on researchers explaining what can be found on this mummy.

I got a lot of inspiration by just talking to people, getting information first hand, not necessarily of already existing visual art, but also from performances and dress-up culture there.

The BBC spoke with museum curator, Sofia Häggman, who explained that she wanted museum-goers to "See this information first hand...Now you can simply virtually unwrap [mummies] yourself". .

We are used to receiving information with so many filters and biased opinions that is refreshing to know that Festivals are a space where all those barriers break to be face to face with film directors and receive the information first hand.

"Amnesty International has this information second hand.

Since Ms. Weller has some of this information second hand, it's hard to know how reliable she is.

I like to get my information first-hand, I don't like watching it manipulated on news bulletins".

This is still mass advertising a smaller 'mass', but mass advertising".Smart companies are trying to circumvent this by gathering information first-hand from customers.

In addition to first-hand information, second-hand information is also used while computing a node's trustworthiness.