Sentence examples for information squeezed from inspiring English sources

The second track is to go after the banks themselves, using information squeezed out of these enablers.

As baby boomers grope their way through middle age, they are encountering the daily indignities that accompany a downward slide in visual acuity: trying to read a road map in a car at night; cellphones designed for 20-year-old eyes; the minuscule letters on a bottle of aspirin; nutrition information squeezed onto a bag of peanuts.

onePlace is a similar all-in-one concept but for general information, squeezing together news, weather, stocks, bookmarks, RSS feeds, and more.

Before memorizing the information, squeeze the stress ball in your dominant hand.

When you need to remember the information, squeeze the stress ball in your opposite hand for at least 45 seconds.

The proportional increase in activities and potential for interruptions to clinical activities [ 50] and the limited time for deliberation on imperfect information cues [ 51] mean that more (information) is squeezed into a narrower cognitive space.

The method required the entire region of the person (from head to foot) to be visible because the height information was squeezed on the plane.

The institutional induction, if you actually receive one, is very useful, but a million pieces of new information are squeezed into a day--too much to process.

Skeptics of wellness programs caution that employers can use them to identify which employees are the sickest and most costly and use that information to squeeze them out, or use wellness programs as a way to charge some workers higher premiums.

He estimated that one million bits of information could be squeezed into a square millimeter of the material.

By all accounts, Al Hakemiya was a way station, a place where suspects were worked over and squeezed for information, and sometimes for cash, and then moved to more permanent quarters.