Sentence examples for especially well informed from inspiring English sources

For his first appearance, on the CBS newsmagazine "48 Hours," he flew to New York to discuss the O. J. Simpson case, a topic on which he was not especially well informed.

The interviewers are often not especially well informed and appear ready to serve as co-promoters of whatever a particular guest, such as Solomon, is hawking -- whether it is a book, a movie or an album.

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Of particular note is the almost unanimous agreement by GP respondents that the facilitators of all learning modules (but especially CDM) were well informed and knowledgeable (over 94% agreement across all modules).

Knowledge however, decreased over time indicating the need to keep the public continually well informed, especially about which measures will be effective, since a substantial number of respondents took non-effective measures.

No salesperson knows what the market is about to do any better than you do (especially if you stay well informed).

I think it is easier to be well informed today, especially with the Internet providing us with a 24-hour-news service.

As a result, architects and especially students of architecture are not well informed about the effect of their design decisions on the seismic performance of the buildings.

Then there is the middle-ground idea that the free market should be regulated — not for the larger purposes of social fairness, but to ensure that shareholders, especially public shareholders, are well served or at least well informed.

School children, especially those, who have gone through initiation rites, are well informed about cultural traditions related to pregnancy and childbirth.

When asked why, they said, "because there is reliable medical help" It is very interesting that school children, especially those who have gone through initiation rites, are well informed about traditions related to pregnancy and childbirth.