Sentence examples for information gleaned by from inspiring English sources
The accuracy of American drone strikes against the Mehsud network improved soon afterward: the result of information gleaned by Pakistani intelligence operatives using informants inside the network, communications intercepts, and satellite imagery shared by the American and Pakistani intelligence services, according to the officials.
Crucial information gleaned by negotiators was not passed to police marksmen, it was suggested.
When Mr. Kirschner, who writes the guides with information gleaned by about 50 scouts, is in heavy production, he works 20-hour days.
Air Canada says that WestJet used the Air Canada booking information gleaned by Mr. Hill to adjust WestJet's schedules on routes where the two carriers compete.
Information gleaned by Rosetta will be pored over by ESA scientists, both to understand to comet, and to identify the best spot to land on.
They thought he might be trading illegally for their benefit on information gleaned by a separate business within his group, which made a market in shares.
On the other hand, the Guardian (and other news organizations) have decided to run stories based on illegally hacked emails, and no doubt will also do so using stolen financial information and other data gleaned by dubious means by intermediaries.
Twenty-seven percent of these folks also claim that their purchase decisions are influenced by information gleaned from these sites, according to a recent study by Hill & Knowlton.
When the attempted assassination of a detective for Britain's security forces is foiled by information gleaned from Collette, the head of the I.R.A.'s internal security (David Wilmot) decides that the mole must be someone in the McVeigh family.
He said the statewide data repository would permit local police forces and prosecutors to increase their efforts against the con artists by sharing information gleaned about them from their victims -- many of whom are elderly and live alone -- in various parts of the state.
A principle challenge faced by the information gleaned from phenotypic screening is that many of the assessed compounds remain orphan ligands, as the respective mode-of-action (MOA) remains undetermined in the first instance [1].
