Sentence examples for limitless information from inspiring English sources

Once this project is complete, everyone will have access to virtually limitless information.

The early days of the internet were full of hope: limitless information would make us wiser, kinder, less bigoted.

The discord is compounded by hard times on both sides and by communication online giving everyone instant access to limitless information confirming their point of view.

The Internet, which was supposed to usher in an era of limitless information, is leading some people to restrict the information that they make available about themselves.

Each semester, she gives her students a reading assignment: Jorge Luis Borges's "The Library of Babel," which describes a labyrinthine repository of limitless information.

Today we're using the same metaphor to manage the countless files on our ever more capacious hard drives, as well as to access the virtually limitless information on the Web.

The survey's respondents agreed almost unanimously that the internet provides students limitless access to information, 77% of teachers Pew interviewed believed that digital technologies had a "mostly positive" impact on how their students conducted research.

I took part in a discussion last week, broadcast by BBC Southern Counties radio, during which a questioner pointed out the virtually limitless volume of information available on the net compared to what one can find in a paper.

If they can be built on a molecular scale, they may one day be used to store almost limitless amounts of information and shrink the computer to the size of a bacterium or even smaller.

Nobody really knows whether, when fat pipes pour limitless quantities of information into people's houses, they will want limitless repeats of "Who Wants To Be a Millionaire?", or content that combines the virtues of television with those of the Internet into something that looks like a new medium.

Mr Schleicher described a familiar paradox: the almost limitless availability of information on the web, and at the same time a tendency for people to make sense of it by looking for views that reinforce their own: the encyclopaedia v the echo chamber.