Sentence examples for are less well informed from inspiring English sources

It remains to be investigated whether women with lower social status are less well informed because they are less motivated to seek information or use different sources of information.

Without a homegeneous group at the top to discuss relevant issues in a relaxed atmosphere, decisions are less well informed and inherently riskier.

Given that migrants are less well informed about the host labour market than the native born, we expect there to be more mismatch among the former.

16 Men, on average, have less contact than women with the healthcare system, are less well informed about health issues, pay less attention to symptoms, and are less inclined to seek medical advice.

Likewise, it is paramount that a rheumatologist defines the target with the patient, directs the strategy chosen and follows the patient over time, since other professions are less well informed on the disease itself, the benefits and risks of individual agents to treat RA and the risks of comorbidities.

Our study confirms the need for preventive action in the families of very young children on the driving out of smoking and promotion of breastfeeding as well as on the safe sleep, psychomotor development, and BMI of infants, in particular for the poorest families, in which the adult members are less well informed about their own and their children's health.

One study Handel conducted found that "fully informed" consumers saved a couple of thousand dollars compared with those who were less well informed.

Many parents are unaware of the amount of salt in manufactured foods and those of "low socioeconomic status" tend to be less well informed about "suitable" foods.

But Ash Wednesday is a day when some Catholics who are not often in church turn up there, and some were less well informed about church politics.

"Celebrity, sport and human interest still sell papers," Mr. Addis said, "but if nobody understands the real stories, and nobody can be bothered to explain them, we'll all be less well informed".

"The council also felt that BBC network programmes, overall, did not engage with the issues until too late a stage, and that some had been less well informed, and that this diluted the value of the coverage at both Scottish and UK levels.