Sentence examples for jumbled information from inspiring English sources

There is all this jumbled information, so what exactly does it mean?

In that, civic hackers may help to further align interests: on one hand, they transform jumbled information into new tools for activists to hold governments accountable; on the other, they translate it into usable data sets for citizens, businesses, and even governments --essentially recognizing transparencyrency is not just about truth, but performance.

Now, a Ventura, Calif., firm is hiring astute dolphin librarian robots to fish information from the ocean of jumbled data sloshing around on corporate local area networks.

The problem is jumbled data.

The puzzle-piece ingredients of Al Souza's "Topsy-Turvy" are a familiar form of image fragmentation, but his jigsawed views are reorganized abstractly, making nonsense of the impulse to sort out the jumbled visual information.

Otherwise, great presentation".--Constructive criticism Example 2: "It was jumbled, in a mess, information strewn everywhere, small print, bright colors..... ......--NON constructive criticism To be more constructive when giving criticism, try to justify the reasons for giving negative feedback and always provide concrete advice on how the work could have been improved - for each negative aspect..... ......--NON

And instead of being tasked with accumulating enough data to understand our world, now we spend our jumbled days shuffling through the information that's out there, struggling to make sense of it and harness it to improve our lives.

The jumble of information does not reveal a perfectly clear picture.

But often the thread is lost in a jumble of information without obvious purpose.

Instead of classic panoramic vistas or cinematic street scenes, Friedlander gives us this terrific jumble of information.

When we awaken, our minds are often better able to make connections that were hidden in the jumble of information.