Sentence examples for information locked up from inspiring English sources

"He's got all this information locked up in his head," Shapiro said.

In 2008, he co-wrote the Guerilla Open Access Manifesto, which called for activists to "liberate" information locked up by corporations or publishers.

Genetic genealogy is an attempt to bring hard science to ancestry research, by unravelling the historical information locked up inside the string of "letters" that make up our genetic code.

You have been sneaking through holes and climbing over fences, liberating the information locked up by the publishers and sharing them with your friends.

But it could also be a hint the committee intends to reveal and/or make use of information locked up in the documents, as it puts questions to Facebook's VP of policy solutions….

The problem is that hospitals are not banks, where financial information is locked up and not shared.

Without having a computer handy at the site of an accident, for instance, your information's locked up until you get to the hospital.

While the most sensitive information still remains locked up, researchers are being allowed for the first time to rummage through the dark night of the Maoist era.

So the disagreements aren't productive, because they're not put in the service of a common goal, and because so much information is kept locked up within each branch, rather than being aggregated.

Robinhood is liberating information that's locked up with professionals and giving it to the people".

The Palestinians will also provide information on prisoners locked up in Israeli jails.