Sentence examples for information presumably from inspiring English sources

On the far side of the line, his family is caught in the web of Israeli military checkpoints, meant to keep terrorists from moving; on the side where he lives, every day brings new alerts of possible bombings, information presumably gleaned in part from Palestinian informers.

Using information presumably provided by Serb security agents, he has browbeaten witnesses, particularly frightened Kosovar villagers.

No sister divulged more than scattered scraps of "second hand" information, presumably because if she knew too much it would undermine her claim not to have been present.

If they intended to extract information (presumably the point for all but sadists), that would be a defence under American law according to the memo.

And a habeas hearing would focus on what Amanatullah allegedly did in Iraq, information presumably known to the British troops in Iraq who detained him and kept on a Pentagon system database.

Pierce Brosnan plays a gurning Brit with "special" talents who aids the family on their way, providing Basil Expositionesque background information presumably intended to undercut the nice-westerners-v-murderous-foreigners vibe that blossoms into shrieking xenophobia.

Mr. Rumsfeld said previous United Nations weapons inspectors scored their successes based on tips from Iraqi defectors, whose information was presumably now years out of date.

A new law on state secrets that could send journalists to prison for receiving leaked information will presumably dampen investigative appetites.

Moreover, investors armed with such information would presumably sell their shares before they reached their peaks, thereby preventing the extremes from being reached in the first place.The answer to this conundrum, which is at the heart of efficient market theory, is that valuation is not a useful guide to stockmarket direction over the short term.

Although perceptual information processing presumably entails much activity in a perceiver's brain, this is conceived to be mainly driven "bottom-up" by the sensory input.

Returning IPAs share their knowledge of how Washington operates with colleagues and university administrators, information that presumably benefits the institution in its dealings with the federal government.