Sentence examples for an informed manner from inspiring English sources
While many argue that it is important to give patients this information so that they can make important decisions in an informed manner, others suggest that giving this sort of information can destroy hope.
They were also able to discuss issues in an informed manner, with confidence in front of their colleagues, such was the sense of respect for knowledge.
The academy said that in addition, judges and lawyers generally lacked the scientific expertise necessary to "comprehend and evaluate forensic evidence in an informed manner".
"During their reproductive years, particularly during pregnancy, women should not avoid fish as a source of nutrition," he said, "but should consume it in an informed manner by selecting species which are known to have very little mercury".
John Horton Murray negotiates Menelas with some authority and some strain, and Mr. Crosby beats his way through the score in an informed manner, like a Boy Scout hacking through underbrush.
When we put a price on carbon in the marketplace, consumers can see the costs associated with greenhouse gas emissions and adjust their consumption in an informed manner without continuing to build up that climate credit card debt.
"With the bad communications all over the country, we couldn't go to each one and make the appointments in any informed manner.
Further as experienced during the BIM modelling exercise for the prototype, the design iterations can be accomplished in a more informed manner and optimization run in an automated fashion by using the Application Programming Interface (API) of BIM authoring tool by taking advantage of already defined key parameters.
This does not mean that some topics should be out of bounds – quite the opposite: sensitive topics, such as immigration, must be discussed – but in a more informed manner.
In due course I would expect to see the lab commissioning long-term research, using techniques such as randomised control trials or pilots; research that may require years to undertake but that should ultimately help politicians of the future address intractable social, economic or environmental challenges in a more informed manner.
