Sentence examples for information that maybe from inspiring English sources

So, the idea that there is a bureaucrat working in city hall who has access to information that maybe citizens don't have, and knows how to make informed decisions.

"[The teachers] try to give them a lot of information that maybe the city people [need], but the country people have other interests.

This week, a writer from Slate named Rachel Withers made the case that you should let your tabs just keep piling up, there forever, filling your browser and your life with a never-ending stream of information that maybe, just maybe, you'll get to someday.

"As we negotiate through earnings season, if companies can give us information that suggests maybe earnings are beginning to improve, that is the thing that the market wants to see," said Mike Weiner, managing director of equities at Banc One Investment Advisors in Columbus, Ohio.

Fixed up by Sizemore (Simon Quarterman), he's said to have been snuck out with a semblance of a personality, along with all the information stored in his head by Charlotte, the information that was maybe being snuck out of the park by deceased Theresa (Sidse Babett Knudsen), former head of operations.

Maybe she had information that could help him; maybe she had known the young woman.

She has been briefed by the Colorado Center for Disease Control as well and is privy to information that is not public, maybe you should try to get some information from them.

Because data were collected throughout the country in a large number of households, it gives information that is generalizable for Ghana and maybe even for other parts of (sub-Saharan) Africa.

"But that said, that can still include very sensitive information, maybe not state secrets, but information that would be of great interest to a foreign nation.

"But maybe," he said, "there is information that has a life cycle and only has value for a certain time".

Or maybe traders have figured out some other information that's not publicly available.