Sentence examples for qualifying information from inspiring English sources

A person close to Cantor Fitzgerald said that the original contract with Dow Jones Markets obliged Dow Jones to pay for each screen with "qualifying information," a definition that guaranteed an estimated $50 million annually.

The commission also requires that advertisers disclose, clearly and prominently, "qualifying information" like side effects or the fact that a weight-loss product works only if the consumer also diets and exercises.

A snake bit the dog.' " Everett explained that because the Pirahã accept as real only that which they observe, their speech consists only of direct assertions ("The dog was at the beach"), and he maintains that embedded clauses ("that was down by the river") are not assertions but supporting, quantifying, or qualifying information — in other words, abstractions.

Say "Do you think you can help me with my math homework for an hour tomorrow?", not "Hey, if you want to show me some math stuff, that's cool!" Specify any relevant deadlines or qualifying information up front.

There are many alternative technical possibilities to de-indexing, including reordering information results, de-identifying information, and appending additional qualifying information.

When the Impossible becomes Possible: Fluency Overrides Qualifying Information in Assessing Truth.

The Times's practice is to attribute or qualify information that it is unable to report firsthand.

Healthcare payers are exploring cost-containing policies to steer patients, through qualified information and financial incentives, towards providers offering the best value.

Despite recent predictions of a nationwide shortage of computer programmers, those who follow the industry say there are lots of qualified information technology workers in New York and the rest of the country who cannot find employment.

We see a huge potential in Russia's online medical segment and believe that VitaPortal's platform is specifically suited to meet the increasing needs and expectations of people looking for qualified information in the medical field.

"Anytime you have qualified information regarding drugs and large amounts of money, there's a reasonable assumption weapons are involved". The officers handcuffed students who failed to "respond to repeated police instruction," Aarons said.