Sentence examples for the same sort of information from inspiring English sources
She added: "All this is the same sort of information attack, the same sort of information war, of which we hear so many times and which, it appears, someone prepared well".
The study's principal investigator, Adele C. Green, a senior scientist at the Queensland Institute of Medical Research and her colleagues there and at the University of Queensland had previously shown that this method provides the same sort of information as a skin biopsy.
And you can include the same sort of information about family members and other people you care about.
This view may be challenged by the question of whether existing election manifestos of political parties offer the same sort of information.
Crawley Town manager Richie Barker told BBC Sussex: "I would say two teams that pretty much cancelled each other out and who play in similar ways and similar formations and probably had the same sort of information.
As you may recall, DataFox first launched its "intelligence platform as a service" at TechCrunch Disrupt 2014, promising to put the capabilities of professional analysts into the hands of anyone interested in the same sort of information, research and insights.
NICE is set to retain its role in recommending drugs for use in the NHS within the new value-based pricing approach, 17 and the same sorts of information will be needed to inform the decision-making process.
"I have spent the last four years trying to get that same sort of information on behalf of a capital defendant," he said.
She couldn't understand why the food banks weren't given the same sort of public information campaigns that other public health issues are.
It's changing its name to Atomica and morphing into a business-to-business company intent on providing the same sort of fast information to corporate users.
The system will prompt users then to verify their offline identity in one of two ways: either by scanning a photo ID or passport with their webcam or mobile phone, or by answering the same sort of historical information you'd be prompted with when doing a credit check.
