Sentence examples for some valuable information from inspiring English sources

Hodson interviewed one of them, Valentina Kachouba, in 1989, and says she got some valuable information.

I learned some valuable information that altered my mood not at all.

But this time I did manage to elicit some valuable information about the insurance policies on offer through the exchange, and how much they cost.

The Senate report, which drew almost entirely on the C.I.A.'s internal communications, makes a convincing case that while the interrogation of Mohammed produced some valuable information, the interrogators never got what they wanted.

"He answered our questions and provided us with some valuable information, which we are pursuing," said Ken Johnson, a spokesman for Representative Billy Tauzin, a Louisiana Republican and chairman of the committee.

"While these sources had the potential to provide some valuable information, they had a limited ability to provide the kind of detailed intelligence about current Iraqi weapons of mass destruction efforts sought by U.S. policymakers," the report said.

Scientists in Sweden have done this, and have gained some valuable information about how raptors cope with migrating across the Sahara, between Sweden and West Africa, in spring and fall.

Before talking to Rumsfeld, O'Reilly pointed out that even CIA chief Leon Panetta has said that some valuable information may have been derived using harsh interrogation methods, but Panetta also upset the beleaguered host by adding that the question remains open as to whether or not those approaches were necessary.

Our results provide some valuable information for understanding the relationship between morphology and photoexcited emission behaviors.

This causes the loss of some valuable information about the system.

When entropy alone is used to code a given iris texture, some valuable information is missed.