Sentences with phrase «widespread availability of information»

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This is something that Farr made a mention to in his address, citing the widespread availability of formulae and other information online relevant to operationalising acts of high - intensity terrorist violence, whether chemical, biological, radiological or explosive.

The authors propose that the widespread availability of access to information through traditional computing and mobile devices has the potential to increase access to justice in «real time, across borders, across disciplines, and across a huge mass of stakeholders.»

As this knowledge gap continues to close due to the widespread availability of legal information online, knowledge will gradually stop being the primary driving force behind the law firm business model.

The study, published in a 2006 issue of the Journal of Applied Social Psychology, showed that participants in the experiment told an average of 2.19 The widespread online availability of background information makes it even more risky to lie in job interviews.

The widespread online availability of background information makes it even more risky to lie in job interviews.

The widespread and sometimes free availability of property information over the Internet also looms as a possible threat to the livelihoods of many commercial brokers, just as it does to residential brokers.

Florence said the widespread and instantaneous availability of such information — the «digital deal flow,» he called it — will ultimately increase the value of real estate as an asset class by reducing risk.