Sentence examples for informed especially from inspiring English sources

"The public have to be informed, especially about acts of violence.

She said Shell's response "has been close to pathetic" and added: "It is Shell's responsibility to keep the public and stakeholders informed, especially in a crisis such as this, but I fear the longer we wait to hear about what is really happening from Shell, the more chance there is that we will never actually know the truth as Shell's PR machine goes into overdrive".

Downstream users must be better integrated, and also suppliers and consumers need to be informed, especially about substances of very high concern in articles.

ReLogo semantics are drawn from the venerable Logo lineage of software (Harvey1997), informed especially by the previously discussed StarLogo (Resnick1996) and NetLogo (Wilensky2012) variants, while maintaining the object-oriented nature of Repast Simphony.

There's a heavier importance placed on being informed, especially among millennials.

Knowledge however, decreased over time indicating the need to keep the public continually well informed, especially about which measures will be effective, since a substantial number of respondents took non-effective measures.

We tried to communicate through the media, local papers and inform especially hunters about the wolf with the GPS collar.

Laurents had refused to name names, and so has no sympathy for anyone who did inform, especially Jerry Robbins.

Nevertheless, suicide can be newsworthy and the media faces a challenge to balance the imperative to inform – especially when a suicide happens in a public place – and the need to avoid excessive details about method and the possibility of glamorising the act.

This can be achieved with informed messages (especially "gateway" information like the 97% consensus) coming from sources that conservatives can trust.

"Of course, just as Britain hasn't yet Brexited, America hasn't officially entered the era of Trump, suggesting that much of the trading that greeted the open was a gut-reaction rather than informed positioning, especially considering how thin on the ground the Republican's actual policies are.