Sentence examples for information pretty much from inspiring English sources

In addition, the Serbian media gave big publicity to a case often with incomplete information pretty much cut and pasted from the police press release.

But lately, free isn't what it used to be, especially on the Internet, whose very history and technology are based on the notion that information and pretty much everything else online want to be free.

There is just one problem, the information is pretty much inaccurate and even wrong.

For example, DNA molecules have certain properties that allow them to transmit genetic information in pretty much the way described by Mendel's laws.

Today, Google is the place to go to if you are looking for information about pretty much anything.

It's also a smart CD player that, when connected to the Internet, can access the CDDB database containing artist and track information for pretty much every CD in existence.

"The information war pretty much decided that early on when rebels, building on experiences during the Arab Spring, used the internet to gain a strong moral upper hand on Assad's crimes.

When I reported the online stalking, police told me to make sure I had screenshots so there was evidence that it was happening often, but once I'd collected all this information they pretty much said it was useless.

Yet despite all of this information, advertising still pretty much sucks.

MyStuff is a centralized location to keep all of the information relating to pretty much everything you have in your house.

Information anxiety has pretty much put the kibosh on "time off" as two out of three Americans and Brits check their email outside of regular business hours (ha) and half of Americans email while on vacation (double ha).