Sentence examples for To informative from inspiring English sources
adjective
Providing information; especially, providing useful or interesting information.
- I read a very informative newspaper article on that subject last week.
Subscribe to informative newsletters that can provide you with informative health information if you can find any.
Our evidence suggests that management disclosure practices respond, at least partly, to informative motivations.
Our criteria for the winners boils down to informative and compelling content and user interface, engaged communities and, of course, a female focus that's kept fresh by dedicated editors, writers and designers.
I'm not sure what it is about my generation, exactly, but I've noticed a weird trend to watch or listen to "informative", Horrible History-style things for adults rather than actually think.
Analysis was restricted to informative sites.
This analysis was also restricted to informative sites.
In each home all residents were invited to informative meetings organized in the homes.
Before running models, we tested the effect of prior distributions on model outcome by varying priors from noninformative to informative.
Impact of dropout on our results will be compared using assumptions that vary from missing at random to informative missing.
Thus, the analyses of the remaining observations are expected to be less sensitive to informative censoring by death.
For how-to informative speeches, include the reasons for what you're doing as well as how you do it.
