Sentence examples for if it informs from inspiring English sources

Catherine Wykes Derby Rafael Behr is wise to argue that MPs, when considering whether or not to vote for military action in Syria, should keep in mind that "analysis of past policy failings is useful if it informs a prescription for what might work instead" (Opinion, 18 November).

How or if it informs future models is unknown, but if nothing else it shows that Mini is back in touch with its mojo.

If it informs the results, it should be included [in the paper]" (participant 46, head of an institutional improvement programme).

Some researchers argue that an advisory statement can be deemed successful if it informs consumers of potential risks even if behavioural compliance is not forthcoming, whilst others advocate for measurable increases in behavioural compliance as the indicator of efficacy (see Ringold, 2002; [ 39]).

Dupont opened the discussion by referring to Sandys' statement from 1963, which said the Rhodesian government would retain any rights previously granted to the Federation, which Dupont reasoned surely included the ability given in 1957 to appoint its own overseas agents if it informed Britain.

If so, it informs a coordinator it will enter sleep mode.

Can you let us backstage into what that community is like and how, if at all, it informs music as the world's best meet each other on the road.

But as someone who barely spends time engaging with the social media universe, it's never been clear how the North Carolina rapper takes this all in and if he does, how it informs his music thereafter.

It may be flawed, but I will consider it a success if, like the British Broadcasting Corporation, it "informs, educates, and entertains".

But I can't watch it, don't want to watch it, if it feels informed and inspired by the aspects of our culture that make women feel unsafe even in their own beds, in their own bodies".

Colombia experts say American policy would be better if it was informed by the complex history and culture of Colombia, everything from the roots of rural violence to its rich literature and political intrigue, topics often as hard to decipher as the fog-shrouded Andes.