Sentence examples for are ill-informed about from inspiring English sources

There is a recurrent realisation that doctors are ill-informed about the needs of chronic illness patients [ 35, 36], and as patients with asthma put it, "We are the experts" [ 37], self-care being the norm [ 38].

These figures could have been obtained only by information coming from the schools because parents often are ill-informed about school absenteeism of their youngsters.

Many people are ill-informed about psychosocial disorders, which are widely stigmatised in Somali culture.

"Many of the defendants are ill-informed about copyright law," Mr. Goldman said.

Science syllabuses in schools are out of date and often irrelevant; most teachers are ill-informed about the potential of jobs in new sectors such as the biomedical sciences, as are most parents and school careers services.

The Minister of Cities has said he is "not surprised" by the results of a poll which suggests the majority of people in Yorkshire cities are ill-informed about a forthcoming referendum over elected mayors.

French schoolchildren receive little or no sex education, and surveys suggested that they were ill-informed about sex, contraception and abortion.

If unhealthy options are widespread and if the public is ill-informed about ingredients, then "choice" isn't as straightforward as it might seem.

This may seem generous, but it will hamper a company trying to create a new market among doctors and patients who may be ill-informed about a particular disease such as osteoporosis.

This lack of guidance means those postdocs who leave academia may be ill-informed about, and poorly prepared for, employment outside academia.

Not everyone in the Tory party agrees though: Conservative Birmingham City councillor James Hutchings, who is campaigning against an elected mayor, said voters were not interested in having a mayor and were "ill-informed" about it.