Sentence examples for thwart information from inspiring English sources

The busy button is designed to thwart information overload -- putting incoming phone calls or other distractions on hold until a driver can deal with them.

Are thwarted information sharers the emblematic tragic figures of our time?

The $20 million center was designed to eliminate -- physically and otherwise -- the barriers that had thwarted information-sharing among law enforcement agencies and even within the F.B.I.

In a press conference after the briefing with Gen Alexander, House intelligence committee chairman Mike Rogers said officials hoped to make public next week the details of terror plots supposedly thwarted by information gained from the programmes.

It is supposed to thwart eavesdropping as information flies through the ether.

Their article explains how an "ignorance is bliss" philosophy may thwart important social information from penetrating the minds of the public.

Writing for Maclean's in April, Jennifer Ditchburn reported on "systemic interference" from Conservative staffers who tried to "thwart" requests for information on various topics, including a "sensitive asbestos file" and "Barack Obama's visit to Canada".

Mr. Levy said Islip was not alone in thwarting Freedom of Information requests.

The great problem for Dr. Hirsch is not so much teaching children to successfully decode words -- though Core Knowledge has a strong foundation in phonics instruction -- as it is arming them with enough knowledge of words and things so that they won't be thwarted by the information contained in an ordinary sentence.

To the extent that they diverge, the speaker's goals may be promoted and the hearer's goals thwarted by withholding information, providing misinformation, going off on a tangent, or being obscure.

"Federal fisheries officials routinely destroy memos, minutes and other records to hide politically unpalatable science and thwart access-to-information requests," he wrote.