Sentence examples for information just that from inspiring English sources

It doesn't say that I've published classified information, just that I published without approval.

But there is no reason for them to know personal information, just that the people on the list fall with in the category, says Richard Barton, a lobbyist for the Direct Marketing Association.

By coincidence, today The Information reports just that: Amazon is now developing its own streamed gaming service, according to its sources.

If your message is long or the information is just that good and people want (or need) to scroll, then you should put a link near the top and another near the end.

Optional information is just that -- optional.

The information on Little Sis is just that: information, usually from official sources (like the Federal Election Commission) or from trusted sources (major media outlets, corporate Web sites) that shows relationships.

"This campaign will give them the tools and information to do just that".

Knowledge is power, and business information companies provide just that.

Coup announcements made you numb: the choicelessness, the fact that you were being told just for your information, just so that you would not be surprised to see a different portrait on the walls of airports and government offices.

Forbes asked: Amid the flood of information easily available today, how do you focus on just that information you need in your business?

"All of our information just went walking, like that," Mr. Hughes said.