Sentence examples for goes on to inform from inspiring English sources
The example goes on to inform us that if there are 50 leaseholders then the liability of each is £1.20 a week.
The text goes on to inform us that the bench disrupted "the quite different aesthetic occasion of Anthony Caro's solo Whitechapel exhibition in 1963".
Once a vertex is informed by one of its neighbors, it chooses a position in its list uniformly at random and goes on to inform its neighbors starting from that position and proceeding in order of the list.
As if to reemphasize with even greater urgency, the standard goes on to inform that its clauses are "not intended to inhibit a vendor from offering, or the purchaser from accepting, alternative equipment or engineering solutions for the individual application".
The author goes on to inform us that elections are the Americans' holy grail, but that there is no such tradition in Afghanistan, where it is only what a ruler does that confers legitimacy.
In an article on the outcry, Borisenko relates how one aggrieved reader castigated Nemtsov for mistranslating the original's title — which, as the reader goes on to inform the translator, was "Over the Abyss in Rye".
So journalists write stories for their readers to tell them what is going on, to inform them, engage them, entertain them, shock them, amuse them, disturb them, uplift them.
The information gleaned will go on to inform the search for life on other planets, and help us choose where to look for life on places like Mars.
Edwards, the book states, went on to inform his wife that Hunter was actually Young's mistress.
