Sentence examples for considered better informed from inspiring English sources

The study found that education stakeholders who are closest to the classroom – teachers, parents, and teachers' unions – are considered better informed about the complex problems facing American schools than other stakeholders.

We don't want people to make a fuss, we don't want our government to waste our money.' After the jury the men considered themselves better informed about the benefits and harms of prostate cancer testing compared with prior to the jury (F=14.34, p=0.004; table 2).

This is due to the fact that the system considers these rules better informed than lower-level ones; that is, they contain more relevant information.

I was hazy on the precise details, but after reading Confessions of an Economic Hit Man I consider myself rather better informed.

It's stunning to consider how much better informed we are as a global citizenry thanks to Snowden's efforts and the journalists that have worked closely with him.

The educational materials developed will ensure that families considering neuroimaging are better informed.

The British philosopher Mary Warnock said people considering cryogenic freezing had to be better informed, although she did not support a ban or other legislation.

The high level of education among the respondents is not surprising considering that this group may be better informed about healthcare in general and the possibility to report ADRs.

And we considered what health policy might look like, if it were better informed by history.

"We hope this work can help women be better informed regarding whether or not supplemental screening, such as with ultrasound or with M.R.I., should be considered," she said.

"Any news?" She considered going to the scene, but chose to stay at her Vacaville home, where she and her husband felt they could stay better informed by checking social media and news sites.