Sentence examples for more confidential from inspiring English sources

Obviously people prefer to use SMS because they feel it's more confidential," Akinfaderin-Agarau says.

His rank in Farc was higher than Marcelo's and he had access to more confidential information.

That's hard to answer without going too much into our more confidential strategy.

You will need to examine other files to determine if more confidential data is present.

On Friday evening, a company called GlobalSign said it had detected an intrusion into its Web site, but not into more confidential systems.

"Dick wrote a column called 'Clubhouse Confidential,' and I guess he was angry that I had more confidential stuff than he did," Bouton said.

(Many more are "confidential").

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It noted that companies seeking permission to commercialize genetically altered plants in the United States were allowed to keep much more data confidential than in other countries.

"These databases hold more personal, confidential, financial data and other information about the lives of the UK's adult population than any other databases outside of government," he adds.

If that is the case, simply running a trusted, old-school, centralized service like a database can actually be more efficient, confidential and scalable.