In the sixties, the stock market was small, insular, and relatively ill informed, and that made it easier for a disciplined management team to find hidden gems.
We posit that some methodological choices made at the inception stage of the technique were ill informed, producing maps of participants' points-of-view that were not optimal representations of their reality.
When the question of phone-hacking came up, Mr. Murdoch stuck by his contention that he was ill informed by his subordinates, otherwise he would have ordered the executives to "cut out the cancer," John Burns and Alan Cowell reported.
Several experts on Zulu culture insisted that the critics were ill informed.
It also raises serious questions, such as why the average American is so ill informed about the rest of the world, what that says about American society, and the implications of a dumbed down population for policy makers in Washington.
But Malcolm Trobe, deputy general secretary of the Association of School and College Leaders (ASCL), says his comments were "ill informed, unfair and fail to recognise the huge contribution that many teachers make to sports in schools".
Ill informed claims, whether for or against biotechnologies, get in the way of decision taking that will benefit the world's poor.
Senator Jim DeMint, a Republican from South Carolina, said that calling Mr. Zelaya's ouster a coup was "ill informed and baseless".
Cham also found that many, 64% of the patients surveyed, were ill informed about the potential adverse effects from misuse of non-prescription analgesic preparations [ 16].
As for Bush himself, Frum is forthright about the president's "many faults," among them that he is "often uncurious and as a result ill informed".
