Sentence examples for informed highly from inspiring English sources

We live in a highly informed, highly comparative age.

As we enter this campaign's last two weeks, though, it's worth putting in a sympathetic word for a rarer species: the highly informed, highly engaged, yet still conflicted voter.

But it's here to stay, and informed and highly motivated consumers can make good use of it.

That feed may or may not be useful for actually following what's happening, but the comments there are mostly informed, some highly technical.

He was trained in jurisprudence, but read widely in Classics, philology, and philosophy, all of which informed his highly original views on history, historiography, and culture.

This informed a highly organized state of mind when it came to making the lives of others hell.

These families are increasingly well informed and highly motivated to have their relatives and children assessed and to attend for echo measurements.

"The JIC itself should have made that position clear because of its ownership of the dossier, which was intended to inform a highly controversial policy debate, carried with it the responsibility to ensure that the JIC's integrity was protected," the Chilcot report says.

For Labour, shadow immigration minister David Hanson said the report would help inform the highly charged debate about immigration.

The document informs that highly specialized muscle of the electric ray fish generates electricity (3).

Campbell Robertson makes some predictions, informed by a highly informal poll.