Sentence examples for definitively informed from inspiring English sources
Although Mrs. Tripp recorded more than 20 hours of her telephone conversations with Ms. Lewinsky, the one that occurred on Dec. 22 was the only one that took place after prosecutors believe Mrs. Tripp was definitively informed by her lawyer that it was illegal to tape phone conversations in Maryland without the consent of the other party.
The understanding here is that the way in which things arise and come into existence definitively informs us about how things really are.
The supreme paradox about Paul is that the same apparently post-Christian values which have rendered him such a figure of suspicion to liberals are no less definitively informed by his teachings than are the harrumphings of anti-feminists and homophobes.
It was not, said Hafizullah, a well-known religious scholar from Wardak Province, that Afghans were too ignorant to know that Mr. Jones had said he might not go ahead — but rather they were informed enough to see that he had not definitively backed down.
In late 1975 a Church Committee staffer informed us that there were several Chicago documents which definitively established the link.
While it is not as clear as tobacco (being definitively harmful in every way), patients who consume alcohol deserve to know the facts so they can make informed decisions about their health.
Though we have men running for office who are profoundly fashioned by their faith, we have yet to hear definitively from them about how religion informs their politics.
These studies will inform the design of the second pivotal phase of the program, which will more definitively analyze the antihypertensive effect of renal denervation.
