Sentence examples for as it was informed from inspiring English sources
The phrase "as it was informed" is not correct in standard written English
It is typically intended to convey that information was provided, but the phrasing is awkward and not commonly used. Example: "The decision was made as it was informed by the latest research findings."
For several years now, the Italian-born photographer Nicola Lo Calzo has been working on an enormous project about slavery as it was informed by the Old World.
The organization said that it immediately agreed to hand over the plates as soon as it was informed by the restaurant that the United States Attorney in Manhattan, acting at the request of the State Department, wanted them returned.
He didn't undo and recompose the elements of cinema, as did his immediate precursor in the prolific — namely, Jean-Luc Godard — but he delved deep into the world of his time as it was informed, even formed, emotionally and socially, by the cinema, as in his 1973 science-fiction thriller "World on a Wire," which is only now getting its American theatrical première, at IFC Center.
Trane Co. said it set out to investigate some of the 7,000 Consolidated furnaces it distributed in California as soon as it was informed of fires caused by the units.
These were the areas in which more than 70% of the permanent population of Porto de Galinhas were living, as it was informed by the Municipal Health Department.
He never engages anyone else but enters intermittently to deliver monologues about his life as it is informed by his parents' misadventures.
As grounded in reality as it is informed by outright fantasy, "The Burial of Kojo" is deceptively simple, unfolding in the soothing, singsong manner of a child's fragmentary dream, but containing within it myriad truths about an Africa where economic exploitation and colonialism have taken on new forms and accents.
"I'll leave the policy debate to politicians as long as it is informed by what scientists have to say".
The analysis here is elaborate, as it is informed by the elaborate social semiotic models of genre and register theory, and its purpose is an integrated description of the whole of pedagogic practice.
So long as it's informing the story then I don't see what the problem is," Dormer told The Telegraph.
