Sentence examples for new information raised from inspiring English sources

Air Vice Marshal Montol Suchookorn admitted Thai authorities could not be sure the aircraft picked up by the radar was the missing plane carrying 239 passengers and crew, but the new information raised further questions about the effectiveness of search efforts, which are being coordinated by Malaysian authorities.

Until now it's been a standard bipartisan process to have the FBI investigate new information raised about a nominee.

In some instances, the uncovering of new information raised new concerns; for example, learning more about breast reconstruction generated questions for Case #2 about the comparative risks and details of the different surgical choices.

The new information "raises, I think, circumstantial questions, if nothing else," he said.

Of course, Metro's trying to skirt the larger implications posed by the new seismic information raises the following question: Doesn't Metro care about the life-safety of non-commuters?

The case was referred to the court of appeal after a 10-month investigation by the Criminal Cases Review Commission, which found new information not raised at the original trial.

Xerox has since replaced KPMG with PricewaterhouseCoopers. "In the course of the audit of the 2000 financial statements, we learned new information that raised concerns about the company's tone at the top, about management's motivations in preparing financial statements to obtain certain earnings rather than trying to get it right," Mr. Ledwith said yesterday.

We found that "theoretical saturation" was reached after ten interviews for farmers and six interviews for veterinarians, which means that no new information was raised in the last interviews [ 17].

It seems however as if peers do not add any new information or raise other questions besides the questions they are being asked.

Greenpeace has been sponsoring its own research and trips in the area to gather new information and raise awareness about the Antarctic Ocean.

We are ripe to deploy new information technologies to raise the quality and to lower the costs of health care, education, and other public services.