Sentence examples for information indeed from inspiring English sources

More information is not always better information; indeed, consent form length may not materially affect the quality of informed consent or consent rate [ 55, 56].

He published some, from Lund in Sweden between 1753 and 1773 – "sensitive information indeed", he noted on his Climate Audit blog.

"Anybody with a supermarket loyalty card, anybody who does tap-and-go, anybody who buys things online, they provide more information indeed probably to what is available to ABS staff.

The factory, the office, transportation, business, the flow of information — indeed, almost everything we do and relate to is to a greater or lesser extent controlled by the clock.

Too much information indeed; but clearly there is a market for predictions even if everyone knows that almost all of them have in the past failed to predict the real game-changers for the world economy.

Experimental evaluation indicates that the use of additional information indeed improves the accuracy of rating prediction.

So, assuming that such information is indeed salient to the debate, let me add that I am balding (indeed, quite nearly bald), that I wear glasses and that my teeth are not what they were.

More information may indeed be disclosed, but it would be trivial in nature.

Apple needs to do a better job persuading its "members" that their private information is indeed private and will not be exploited for Apple's commercial gain.

Yet – to quote Lanier again – "people are the only sources or destinations of information, or indeed of any meaning to the machine at all".

But, by handing the investigation over to the courts, parliament evidently hopes to draw out more facts and, if more damaging information is indeed forthcoming, impeachment may follow.