Sentence examples for undisclosed material from inspiring English sources

OilFresh grinds zeolite, a mineral, into tiny beads averaging 20 nanometers across and coats them with an undisclosed material.

The government also claims that the scope of undisclosed material will not expand, since most state secrets will be chosen from material that is already confidential.

At that point, lawyers for both sides can challenge a panelist only for possible biases, misclassification, conflicts or undisclosed material information.

Richard Thomas, the information commissioner, has told civil servants to release undisclosed material which could provide "evidence that the dossier was deliberately manipulated in order to present an exaggerated case for military action".

"At its core," the judge wrote, "the Renaissance marketing plan is a clever scheme to extract money from consumers through the use of misrepresented facts, exaggerated claims and projections, undisclosed material facts and false promotions".

In the cases prosecutors are able to win, the accused are most often company outsiders who come across undisclosed material information and use it to their advantage.

And while that dispute rages on, with the Pentagon having recently demanded that WikiLeaks remove all secret documents from the Internet and hand over any undisclosed materials in its files, Private Manning is being held in solitary confinement at Quantico, Va., under suicide watch.

In a passage that appears to confirm for the first time the existence of new, so-far-undisclosed material, Mr Thomas says: "Having considered the information which was withheld by the Cabinet Office, the commissioner is not satisfied that all of the comments on the draft dossier constituted information which engages the section 24 exemption [relating to national security]".

Vincent Dion has made a life-size hammerhead shark out of some undisclosed but lightweight material.

In the end, while companies embrace the social web, its prevailing spirit may actually work against the desire or ability to fully engage in the very conversations that power and define it – at least from any dialogue that involves financial performance or material, undisclosed information.

In a brisk four-page opinion in the case, Smith v. Cain, No. 10-8145, Chief Justice Roberts wrote that "Boatner's undisclosed statements were plainly material".