Sentence examples for information supposedly from inspiring English sources

"Bosch has sought to establish the full details of what occurred, including attempting to establish from Dyson what, if any, confidential information supposedly passed between Bosch and Dyson.

Part of the trade on Monday was reported to be information — supposedly some handwritten documents — from a missing Israeli airman, Ron Arad, whose plane was shot down over Lebanon on Oct. 16, 1986, and who is believed to be dead.

Former National Security Agency technical director Jasper Graham said the highly embarrassing breach of Brennan's email was likely a "social engineering" attack, in which personal information supposedly only the account holder would know is used to break in.

This invited strong resistance from some policy experts, who warned that such openness might create security risks and give bad actors an easy way to game the public-benefits system, and from tech companies, which argued that it would force them to disclose proprietary information, supposedly harming their competitive advantage.

Keep in mind that all this information supposedly comes from anonymous sources within Microsoft.

When objects are manipulated by means of precision grips, the crucial sensory information supposedly comes from superficial dermal receptors rather than from deep kinesthetic receptors (Moberg 1983).

The information was supposedly taken from a server used by Apple for online surveys and did not belong to the public or Apple customers.

"The indictment focuses on just two instances in which Mr. Rajaratnam is said to have traded on inside information he supposedly received from Mr. Gupta, but improperly uses those instances to create five purportedly separate substantive securities charges".

Mr. Baker's passionate espousal of his convictions can lead him to indulge in hyperbole, not to mention vituperation directed at well-meaning if sometimes misguided people eager to save the information in supposedly deteriorating publications.

Intelligence agencies thrive on impressing politicians and the public with their mystique, exploits real or imagined, and possession of information that supposedly gives them a unique understanding of the world.

This information was supposedly confirmed by Samsung, which has since said that they have no plans to replace the OS on the Galaxy Tab.