"inform so" is not a correct or complete sentence
It is unclear what the intention or meaning of the phrase is. A potential correction could be "inform someone" or "inform somebody," which would then be a complete sentence. This means to communicate or give information to someone. Example: Can you please inform me about the meeting schedule for next week?
It's simply to inform, so that you have a point for access to information.
The central themes concerning secrets and deceit inform so many things, from that opening shot, to the cold and mistrustful way the characters communicate with each other, to the deceptive manner with which the film is structured.
He was born in Leeds, his father a butcher, his mother the dearly loved, mildly exasperating figure whose complicated household routines, eye for class-giveaways, surrealistic leaps of logic and, later, her Alzheimer's, inform so much of his writing.
Written in 1947, the first in this set of five cantatas looks back to the early flowering of Britten's relationship with the singer Peter Pears, whose vocal qualities would inform so much of his music.
Ms. Mann has assembled a superb cast of seasoned players for this revival and, in her shaping of the play, has shown a keen ability to give resonance to the terror and imminent doom that inform so much of Mr. Pinter's work.
At 18, with $30 from her father, she went to Los Angeles and two years later recorded her first hit, the anti-torch song "Different Drum," with its teasing harpsichord and undertow of "longing and yearning," in Ms. Ronstadt's description, in conversation, of the theme that would inform so much of her work in the decades to come.
And Twitter wants to keep its users informed, so that they know that their information, at least through these specific channels, isn't being absorbed wholesale.
Alison Kerry of Mind says: "The most important thing is that anyone opting for ECT is fully informed, so that they can give a truly informed consent".
"But it informed so many things.
The Speakers are informed, so that they can make judgements.
Jesus wants him informed, so that the demonic Judas can suffer all that he deserves.
