Sentence examples for information from colleagues from inspiring English sources

And fact-checking goes on in offices, where people can instantly check information from colleagues.

In secret, the hundreds of nominees are winnowed into shorter lists; committee members may travel anywhere to listen to a nominee's lectures and quietly gather information from colleagues.

The agency quickly deployed hundreds of workers and created an operations center, installing banks of telephones so epidemiologists could relay information from colleagues in the field to top officials at its headquarters in Atlanta and then on to the National Security Agency, the Central Intelligence Agency and the White House.

Engineers get most of their information from colleagues and internal reports.

Engineers such as systems developers get most of their information from colleagues and internal reports.

According to Khan, information from colleagues and partners on the ground indicates that attacks against women by IS have increased, and specifically target those who are young and educated.

They had more trust in information received from colleagues they already knew.

At the Spanish news agency EFE, Alfonso Bauluz, a correspondent and member of the agency's union, said, "I received information from my colleagues, who have good sources, about the Al Qaeda hypothesis, but the editor said we don't want that, don't pay attention.

"Naturally we expect to get more detailed information from our colleagues and partners as to why such a decision was taken and why he was included in such lists," Peskov said.

First, the physiotherapists would have had some knowledge of patients' cognitive ability from reviewing their medical record and receiving a clinical handover of pertinent information from their colleagues prior to conducting their assessment in this subacute hospital setting.

First, EPs who saw return visit patients at their first visits might still have been able to recall the clinical conditions of the return visit patients during the interview or they may have learnt the information from their colleagues or from the computerised information system and then changed their responses in the interview, but without overall bias effect.