Sentence examples for most precious information from inspiring English sources

Among the most precious information in criminal inquiries is the location of suspects, and when it comes to location records captured by smartphones, court rulings have also been inconsistent.

Kaz Utsunomiya, the senior vice president of A&R who supervises Jack at Epic, says: "The most precious information that Jack brings is whether or not he thinks a band is good from the point of view of a 17-year-old.

The human genome is the most precious body of information imaginable.

He knows what is right now the most precious and guarded information in American public life: what the F.B.I. investigation has found.

After months of legal tussling, the most precious natural resource of the information age -- a large new batch of licenses to use the airwaves for wireless communications -- will finally go on sale next week in what experts say could become the largest auction ever held by the federal government.

Information, that most precious of commodities, is fast becoming a free good — like air.

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The most precious commodity on Wall Street is information, and savvy players will do almost anything for it.

The most precious commodity in the digital universe is information, delivered at high speed.

One thing, however, hasn't changed: information was, and still is, the most precious commodity of all.

But no matter how many are ultimately deployed, the new devices are meant to give the soldiers perhaps the most precious commodity on the modern battlefield besides life itself: information.