Sentence examples for second hand sources from inspiring English sources

I'm currently working on a book that will, among other things, have a section focussing on fashion, sustainability and second hand sources.

Right or wrong, it's a consistent message over the last several weeks that has come from half a dozen or more second hand sources.

Raychaudhuri responded to Ramakrishnan's email requesting "not to form opinions based on second hand sources".

How might this lack of connection and, even misinformation they could receive from second hand sources, contribute to a series of miscalculations, misunderstandings, and unrealistic policies?

It means careful research, allocating lots of time to reading, and gathering factual evidence from first hand sources.

The UN secretary general eventually issued a report based on second-hand sources.

"Crony Capitalism, U.S.A.," by Paul Krugman (column, Jan . 15, should not have relied on second-hand sources, including Red Herring Magazine, for information about the Carlyle Group.

It is true, as groups such as Human Rights Watch have pointed out, that Israel's refusal to co-operate forced Mr Annan to rely on second-hand sources.

He gathered information from a variety of second-hand sources, such as Hitler's genealogy; school and military records; public reports of events in print and on film; OSS information; Hitler's own writings; Hitler biographies; and "Hitler the Man - Notes for a Case History," an article written by W.H.D. Vernon under Dr. Murray's supervision.

This, together with the fact that most of her interviewees have been out of Iraq for quite a time, means that her account of the most recent events is largely from second-hand sources, though she does talk to women who still live in Iraq but are taking a brief respite in Amman.

Thousands of first-hand sources contributed information and helped chew it over.