Sentence examples for informal that from inspiring English sources

For the purpose of this study, evidence was defined as information – both formal and informal – that can be used in supporting (or otherwise) a conclusion or indicating whether an assumption or proposition is true or valid.

"Most of Kabul is informal, that is, illegal, and people in illegal circumstances are preyed upon.

Just look at them all: A. The Internet is something very informal that happened to a society that was already very informal.

"Many youth-led civil society organisations around the world, especially in the global south, are informal – that is to say, unregistered – and there are a variety of reasons for this," Hao says.

"The Internet is something very informal that happened to a society that was already very informal," said P. M. Forni, an etiquette expert and the author of "Choosing Civility".

They can also be informal, that is perpetuated by culture and routine (North 1990).

His approach is more informal than that of his predecessors.

Utterly informal, with that American vitality, she was classless.

But during the informal discussions that follow, they intermingle.

But it made no mention of the informal economy that has grown around it.

When they succeeded, there was a kind of informal harmony that suggested nature.