Sentence examples for information we really from inspiring English sources

To my eyes, the evidence confirms how little good information we really have.

For only when we start playing with these microworlds do we find out what information we really need to know.

But in a Babel of signals, we must listen to a great deal of chatter to hear one bit of information we really want.

This is the sort of information we really like to acquire during a hard-fought campaign, but, alas, most of what we've learned this year is about the candidates.

It's not surprising that a broad-acting drug, which inactivates brain areas that are normally involved in selectively inhibiting brain activity, leads other areas become more active, says Brown. "This is the type of information we really need," he says.

Celina Maria Pedro de Vasconcelos, Rio de Janeiro Informing the energy debate The article "Ignorance stifles innovation in solving energy problems," (Special Report, Oct. 12) observes that, "In a world of information overload, we actually do not have access to or are presented with the information we really need".

The law requires we only collect and access information that we really need to perform our functions, in this case tackling the threat of terrorism". It is true that if MI5 wants to target an individual, or a group, then it has to seek a warrant from the home secretary.

As much as the marketing for personal monitoring and consumer-health devices pushes a message of universality — many of these gadgets attempt to appeal to ­calorie-cutters and ultra-marathoners at the same time — those blinking altimeters affixed to our belts are giving most of us too much information that we really don't need: the biological equivalent of celebrity news blogs.

We have supplied all the information and we really don't believe there could be a better deal.

Whose information can we really trust?

"I want to be able to educate and spread the information because we really have an impact on the future of the planet," Oliva said. 1.