Sentence examples for information purely from inspiring English sources

When is Information Purely Public?

obyango20 - just for my information, purely as a point of interest - do you actually work within the current NHS?

For example, they frequently choose to use that information purely as an internal asset and seldom allow third parties to build complementary services on top of their data.

O'Brien D, Ullman J, Altman M, Gasser U, Bar-Sinai M, Nissim K, Vadhan S, Wojcik MJ, Wood A. When is Information Purely Public?. Social Science Research Network [Internet].

Is the information purely factual or are you using stories to help illustrate who you are? Filling a story with technical terms, acronyms, and superfluous words will only serve to lose or bore your audience.

Even a simple thing gets very complicated, once you ask a group of people to live with it or contemplate it, so I really try to keep it as plain and clear as possible and certainly don't want to withhold any information purely for the purpose of creating mystery.

But vast quantities of what gets cataloged as information are purely self-referential, talk about the act of talking, so to speak.

One unnamed Special Branch officer recently told an internal police investigation into the undercover infiltration of political groups that the "flow of information was purely one way".

Today, Mohamad Trad from Doctors Without Borders in Paris, France, and a couple of pals outline plans to build on Moro's approach and make this kind of information available purely through ordinary mobile phones.

We need not decide whether that interest is strong enough to justify the application of §2511(c) to disclosures of trade secrets or domestic gossip or other information of purely private concern.

And so it seems that on Searle's account, minds that genuinely understand meaning have no advantage over creatures that merely process information, using purely computational processes.