Sentence examples for information suddenly from inspiring English sources

People who rely on electronic data services for news and information suddenly found themselves without the numbers they needed.

And -- the issue most frequently raised -- with all the highly personal medical information suddenly available online, how will it be protected?

Sure, we hate invisible walls, but we're also used to having system-type information suddenly appear in a virtual world without it causing us any issues.

If those two sets of data were put side by side, Jenny's personal, private information suddenly wouldn't seem quite so private.

More than that – with information suddenly available from salt-of-the-earth citizens, the snide, aggressive and underhand activities of some elements of the media became more socially unacceptable, and more damaging to the reputation of journalists as a whole.

The reason the account caused such a stir was the fact that it collated neatly all that information; suddenly, people like myself who would never have bothered searching for gossip could read it all in 20 seconds – a neat, one-stop shop.

The information you can derive from your data suddenly gains new context and deeper meaning.

For one of the patients with leukaemia the information about suddenly declining test results came abruptly and without warning (C: 10), while for another the relapse was no surprise at all.

You get one piece of information and suddenly you see the pattern and know the disease.

But those were the days of perestroika, when information was suddenly, overwhelmingly available, and new professional opportunities were appearing in the cracks of the old Soviet state.

In the midst of breezy small talk at some backyard party I'd let slip that small but vital piece of information, and suddenly my new acquaintance's eyes would soften with sympathy.