By way of information

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

But what is executed by way of "information" makes literature, whether fiction, nonfiction or poetry.

"Unfortunately, it comes out by way of information that shouldn't be in the public domain and can't be tested at this point".

But John Wolf, who, as George W. Bush's Assistant Secretary of State for Nonproliferation, played a key role in dismantling Libya's program, maintains that something of real value was secured — more by way of information and evidence than by the removal of a present threat.

They are also (and this dense economy of function is a part of Cusk's skill) the chief means by which we come to know the narrator herself, whose acts of close attention to each story and its teller cumulatively suggest the "outline" (as the book's title has it) of her own story, and supply almost all we get by way of information about her own circumstances.

These researchers believed that EI is related to cognitive intellect through the ability to use reasoning by way of information to find meaning.

By reviewing the existing demonstration projects and literature, and presenting illustrative case studies, the paper classifies the implementing methods of transactive control by way of information exchange between the involved actors and the operational purpose.

In that case, the researcher directly informs the family members about the study by way of the information letters described above.

And Dr. Rope had little to offer by way of practical information.

While he will offer reassuring words, it is unlikely that Mr Hague will offer MPs much by way of hard information.

The second is the charge that social networks are effective distribution mechanisms and networks, but they contribute little by way of original information.

With no independent verification, and little by way of hard information, the claims made for crime reduction are impossible to substantiate.