Sentence examples for information turned out from inspiring English sources

That some of this information turned out to be inaccurate did not diminish the apparent threat, or the possible harm, our decision sought to avoid.

Ms. Rice acknowledged that the president's information turned out to be "not credible," but insisted that the White House hadn't realized this until after Mr. Bush had cited it in his State of the Union address.

Howard said he was "embarrassed" that this information turned out to be a failure of intelligence, but he insisted the arguments mounted by senior political players ahead of the invasion were not "a deliberate deception".

"We checked the information, the information turned out to be false, the consequences of this have been very serious — not comfortable about that, and we need some answers to how all this happened," he told Radio New Zealand, noting that a government inquiry was one of four under way into the affair.

The information turned out to be totally accurate, if only a little difficult to read.

Three years on, its business is mostly focused on sales rather than rentals, Allon says, and as he points out, the local information turned out to be way more useful to real estate agents rather than potential residents.

All of this personal information turns out to be extremely valuable, collectively.

Times writers seem to put in just enough caveats to protect themselves if the information turns out to be incorrect.

Alas, as if doctor disdain weren't enough to chasten the Googlers, graphic medical information turns out to be its own punishment.

The power to conceal or reveal sensitive personal information turns out to be just like the power of the bully in the school playground.

The personalities and sexuality of these three are set up through strained, supposedly comic name calling, but the information turns out to be relevant.