Biographical information can be enormously informative, he says, enlightening the reader as to the poet's real preoccupations.
But if the returns to investing in information are reduced, the market will become less informative.
Lucy Flannery Havant Stuart Heritage's Is It Worth It? on squash was informative, but he might have suggested that would-be players would benefit from a few sessions with a local, friendly, licensed squash coach.
We were kept abreast on progress and our surroundings with short, informative lectures from the expedition leaders, who were always tolerant of an inadvertently lolling head.
It makes for an entertaining and informative read, as Biggles and his associates attempt to evade capture in order to escape to London with important military information.
Martin Boon, of ICM Unlimited, who developed the "wisdom" approach, argued that it could sometimes be more informative than asking voters what they will do.
Forest ranger Russ runs regular, fun and informative expeditions in search of bats - you get your own ultrasonic detector - red and roe deer, and Cropton's more anti-social inhabitants, badgers.
So, if your boss asks, rather than admit to day dreaming about Christmas Day portion sizes, tell them you're watching some highly informative video news content.
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What people may not realise is how informative the metadata extracted from their email logs can be.
These can be entertaining and get enough viewers to encourage endless repeats but they are short on the informative side.
