Sentence examples for information though that from inspiring English sources

All phone records — for any of the company's customers, not just, say, A.P. reporters that the government thought were involved in the leaking of national-security information, though that would be bad enough — are on the table.

All phone records for any of the company's customers, not just, say, A.P. reporters that the government thought were involved in the leaking of national-security information, though that would be bad enough are on the table.

That is, the recipient will at least by able to identify you with your Tumblr account information, though that may not mean they know your real name if that isn't information you've already provided on your site.

The book "ended up being a source of information, though that was never intended," Mr. Stingone said.

And if you are still worried about filter bubbles, you can favour sites that are transparent about the ways in which they filter and present information (though that rules out Facebook and Google, Mr Pariser's main villains, both of which regard their filtering algorithms as trade secrets).Some of Mr Pariser's other ideas, however, are less convincing.

With that information, though, the report makes it clear that Mr. Paterson did nothing to investigate the matter, to discipline Mr. Johnson or to correct inaccurate information his administration had given to reporters.

The press must therefore be privileged to spread false information, even though that information has negative First Amendment value and is severely damaging to reputation, in order to encourage the full flow of the truth, which otherwise might be withheld.

His "self-investigation" of the rumors gave him unwarranted confidence in his ability to evaluate the information presented, though that information was the worst sort of cherry-picking: bizarre assumptions made on emails, weird assertions about iconography at restaurants and so on.

Without that information, though, we could easily read this portrait of him in a white ruff and gold sash as the kind of ironic, inflected homage paid the Old Masters by later, more mischievous 20th-century artists.

Tmo News aren't 100% on that information, though, so take it as you will.

When a potential profit element was introduced through the development of a commercial lab test (Scenario 4b), the consent profile displayed a desire for greater control over use of that information, though not as strong as for the marketing scenario (Scenario 2), and with no particular consent choice being preferred.