Example sentences of "[noun sg] [prep] information [Wh det] can " in BNC.
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| 1 | But even if it is n't , it is far better to start with a concise piece of information which can be built up into a bigger story if the circumstances are right than to send out a wordy release which is immediately discarded . |
| 2 | It also makes available a data base of information which can be interrogated flexibly and easily by means of a report generator . |
| 3 | Some books are devoted specifically to the sort of information which can be recovered from coins and the methodology of their study : M. Grant , Roman History from Coins ( 1958 ) ; John Casey , Understanding Ancient Coins ( 1986 ) ; M. H. Crawford , Sources for Ancient History ( 1983 ) , chapter 4 ; and J. Casey and R. Reece ( eds . ) , |
| 4 | Particularly valuable examples of the amount of information which can be given about a character in brief solos are those for most of the characters in A Month in the Country and , dramatically , for those in Mayerling . |
| 5 | The amount of information which can be stored on a hard disk is much greater — my computer , for example , has a 105 megabyte hard disk . |
| 6 | One which the Act employs in relation to information which can be briefly conveyed , is to require it to appear on all business communications of the company . |
| 7 | He anticipated that some might say that not all such information is a trade secret in ordinary parlance but if that were correct then " the class of information which can justify the restriction is wider and extends to some confidential information which would not ordinarily be called a trade secret " . |