Sentence examples for information to that effect from inspiring English sources
MR. COUNSELLOR SMIRNOV: I fully agree with you, and we have information to that effect in the book which you evidently remember.
The mayor of Paris, Bertrand Delanoë, demanded that the library add information to that effect (and when I was there, the show featured both a wall poster and a handout at the ticket counter identifying Zucca as a propaganda photographer).
Had the I.G. any information to that effect, he would have had an obligation to refer the matter to the Justice Department.
(I have zero information to that effect, it's just what it feels like).
I have zero information to that effect, and it's only based on the press materials we receive.
Implicit in this principle is the idea that specimens should not be considered to be abnormal unless there is positive information to that effect.
And we haven't received any information on the street to that effect either.
On the one hand, Rowe is certainly right that any criticism that claims that one is not justified in inferring (2) unless one has additional information to the effect that unobserved \(A\ s are not likely to differ from observed \(A\ s with respect to the possession of property \(B\) entails inductive skepticism.
A piece of information to the effect that, say, Kurt Waldheim once approved orders for a "cleansing operation" that led to the deportation of sixty thousand Yugoslavs to concentration camps would appear in the papers here as "Jews Accuse Waldheim of War Crimes".
A familiar and very common sort of inductive inference involves moving from information to the effect that all observed things of a certain type have a certain property to the conclusion that absolutely all things of the type in question have the relevant property.
