Sentence examples for turning information from inspiring English sources

Poor countries liberalised their broadcasting regimes, turning information famine into abundance.

Wall Street is a machine for turning information nobody cares about into information people can get rich from.

This chapter draws attention to the value of business intelligence (BI), which is about turning information into action and action into improved performance.

Contemplating the problem of turning information into useful knowledge, Gleick sees a similar role for blogs and aggregators, syntheses like Wikipedia, and the "vast, collaborative filter" of our connectivity.

"If you just have information, but can't use it for organization or action to promote change, its political impact will be limited, and for now the Chinese government is still very good at preventing people from turning information into political action," said Michael Chase, who with his colleague James Mulvenon has been researching the Internet in China for the RAND Corporation.

"What a GPU is doing in a games context is turning information into graphics or images, whereas we're using it in a reverse way to extract information from images," said Mr Duckett.

Playing such games turns information into knowledge.

I'm an architect turned building scientist turned information scientist.

The job of intelligence analysts is to turn information gained ("collected") into assessed intelligence.

The act of naming streets, counting citizens and mapping facilities turns information into an advocacy tool.

The company acknowledged that it turned information over to the Chinese without telling the Government.