Sentence examples for of information point from inspiring English sources

As well as the accounts of ordinary people, these sources of information point towards some of the challenges that must be addressed, in particular the deeply embedded corruption in some societies, that allows political leaders to grow rich at the expense of their subjects.

While Obama's team has not yet found evidence the couple was part of an organized group or broader terrorist cell, it said on Saturday that "several pieces" of information "point to the perpetrators being radicalized to violence".

The results were two-fold: some articles pointed to intangible benefits accrued by developed country partners, but the majority of information pointed to developing country innovations that can potentially inform health systems in developed countries.

Nothing more than an accumulation of information points.

The governor's head of information points a finger to a second mound rising from the sands.

As Maurice Frankel from the Campaign for Freedom of Information points out: "The main aim appears to be to protect Prince Charles's correspondence with ministers.

An information compensation process addresses the problems of loss of interpolation accuracy and lack of information points near the geometric boundary.

Noise points and information points can be distinguished: the attenuation velocity of gray scale of noise points is faster than that of information points, which was verified by the experiment.

In the twenty-first century, the face is a database, a dynamic bank of information points — muscle configurations, childhood scars, barely perceptible flares of the nostril — that together speak to what you feel and who you are.

Untangling the question of who has been financing the insurgency has been an "extremely important" priority for American military and intelligence officials, and the indication of the exiles' role is among several pieces of information pointing to flows of financing, manpower and weapons that begin outside Iraq, according to a senior military officer serving in Iraq.

Every brand boasts of having its decisions backed by multitudes of information points, but, as everyone who works with data knows, not all data is good data.