Sentence examples for because we were informed from inspiring English sources

After giving the Mets a chance to sign Hampton with no competition from other teams, Mark Rodgers, his agent, said they made the decision because "we were informed that the Mets had no current intention of improving on the offer the club made to Mike in February".

And we were able to be all these things and do all these things because we were informed.

We did not use 'translation-back translation techniques', because we were informed by our language experts that 'translation-back translation techniques' were a good approach for some languages, especially for the Latin language system; however, it may not be one of the best approaches for the Chinese translation, which has a totally different language system.

Nicholas Wright's "Travelling Light," running in repertory at the National's Lyttelton auditorium through June 2, gives the impression that it, too, might be about an actual person, not least because we're informed various times that "it's how it was".

Although the footage aired week after week, it never got old, not because someone got hurt but because (as we were informed by our parents) someone didn't; the jumper was O.K.

This is one of the few national parks where swimming is allowed, though unfortunately we couldn't, because of what we were informed was overflowing water.

Consultation only seems to be justified because, so far as we are informed officially (from the Japanese Agency of Science and Technology), the amount of radiation exposure was within the safe range.

I'm very excited now because we have been informed that we will be receiving three Peace Corps volunteers in the next several weeks to work on one of our most ambitious projects: to improve health care management in six districts.

They carried weight because they were informed less by anger than disappointment.

He suffered the ultimate penalty because jurors were informed that a strand of his hair had been found on the floor close to the victim's body.

We expected fear avoidance belief scores to be low at baseline and to fall during follow-up, because patients were informed about the favourable prognosis of the lumbar radiculopathy and were repeatedly encouraged to stay active.