he has more information as I do vs he has more information than I do

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• He says he has more information.
• You believe he has more information on Princefield?
• When the physician has more information, she'll let you know immediately, I promise.
• You now have as much information as I do.
• Richard has more information on that subject.
• No, ma'am, but we have search teams out looking for the men, and we're hoping that agent walker has more information.
• From what Stefan told me, Your friend Slater obviously has more information about Klaus.
• If there's another office or agency that had a vision of this investigation and has more information than we do, let me know...
• Configure the toolbars. The section on configuring toolbars has more information.
• I'm sorry I don't have more information.
• I'm sorry I do not have more information.
• I'll keep you posted as I get more information.
• I'll call you back as soon as I have more information.
• Without more information, I don't know what we can do.
• I don't have any more information on that now.
• I ran down as much information as I could on them.
• Jo: I'll let you know - as soon as I have more information.
• As soon as I have more information, I'll let you know.
• We'll update you with more information as we get it.
• I always try to find out as much information as I can about the people I'm planning on offering a job to.

Some examples from the web:

• He says he has more information.
• You believe he has more information on Princefield?
• That's way more information than I needed.
• More information than I want to know.
• If there's another office or agency that had a vision of this investigation and has more information than we do, let me know...
• It's more information than I asked for, but I'm sorry to hear that.
• Trust me, I got more information than I need about Ralphie.
• That's a little bit more information than I needed, but go right ahead.
• That's more information than I need.
• When the physician has more information, she'll let you know immediately, I promise.
• We could wait a few more hours, but the extra time, I don't think it's going to give us any more information than we already have.
• We could wait a few more hours, but the extra time, I don't think it's going to give us any more information than we already have.
• To show you I can give you more information than the police will.
• Madam President, I have no more information than you on this series of arrests.
• I am calling for more information than the Commission has given us.
• Richard has more information on that subject.
• Please, no more information than that.
• I think I'm going to need a little bit more information than that.
• I need a little more information than that.
• I think we should assume they have more information than us at all times.