Sentence examples for inform ever from inspiring English sources

Empirical testing of this kind will slowly help create a base of experience and evidence to inform ever more useful performance monitoring approaches.

We must be informed, ever vigilant and proactive philanthropists to ensure that issues like slavery that we thought were resolved centuries ago do not re-emerge hidden-in-plain-view right in our own backyards today.

In the case of recycling, there will always be those who inform you ever so seriously that recycling uses too much energy, that recycled products have to travel far distances, etc.

While most people accept that formal sex education is necessary, the question over who should teach it, how it should be taught, what information it should impart and what moral and social values it should inform remains ever contentious".

Macdonald chafed under any kind of authority, a trait that would later inform his ever-shifting political views.

The deranged actress took to Twitter again last night to inform her ever-growing number of followers that her nose -- the one she went into surgery to fix for the umpteenth time -- is broken, and she can't breathe.

Similarly, economic concepts like 'efficiency' and 'price elasticity' as well as economic techniques like cost-benefit analyses and demand curbs modelling inform an ever-rising number of international health initiatives funded by philanthropies and development agencies.

Probably the biggest, most ambitious series ever made and one that has informed television ever since.

Brazilians are better educated and informed than ever before.

Medical patients are now better informed than ever — as a result of hours of online shadow work.

The loss devastated the Patriots, but it also gave birth to an internal battle cry — 60 minutes of football — that has informed nearly ever moment since and put them on the cusp of completing the greatest season in N.F.L. history.