Sentences with phrase «much useless information»

The main website of the company is loading well, but I consider it is filled with too much useless information.

The listing of known sites for free books are numerous, but if you don't know how to download the material it's pretty much useless information to you.

The Last Knight has so much story in it, so much useless information pummeled into every single scene, there is no room for anything else.

Beyond that, I'm an obsessive pop culture nerd whose head is crammed full of too much useless information to keep track of.

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According to reports, Macron's digital team created dummy accounts, or honeypots, that looked like an individual's account with top level information from the campaign, but much of the contents was fake — planted specifically to render a data dump confusing, if not useless, since it would take a tremendous amount of time for reporters and citizen journalists to sort out the real from the fake.

The weather service collects snowfall information only every six hours, and that data is useless to a pilot who needs to know how much snow has fallen on a plane in the 20 minutes before takeoff.

In an unregulated marketplace, where the same service can cost $ 500 against $ 15,000, for pretty much the same thing, depending on where you shop; where useless services are sold at inflated prices; where one large operation with many imprints, and controversial practices dominate the information stream, how do you know who to trust?

Typically, much of the information could be considered «random» or «useless».

Try to cram in too much information, distort it, or choose to express concepts that can't be easily grasped, and your graph is useless to most people.

However, while trying to impress the interviewer that you are informed, be sure that you do not come across as a person who has too much of useless information.

There really needs to be much more focus on what to do rather than this next - to - useless information which may make politicians feel good about themselves but I don't think that is what public policy ought to be about.