Sentence examples for informed mostly from inspiring English sources

However, program development was informed mostly through research and trends imported from the United States.

Without this understanding, decisions about the care and well-being of others can only be based on secondary (proxy) reports informed mostly by notions of best interest [ 27] or by philosophical and moral judgement about what is judged to be right in any given situation [ 28].

Like ITV, whose news also comes from here, Channel 4 outsources its flagship news behemoth to ITN; inter-floor rivalry is, I'm informed, mostly friendly.

Make sure you inform mostly everyone you know about pollution, and especially global warming.

Actual Republican caucusgoers will not merely be "Iowans" but a small group of highly informed, older, mostly evangelical Iowans with the time and inclination to coax other highly informed, older, mostly evangelical Iowans toward a preferred candidate.

At the seminar, which was held at the Hotel des Roses, informed persons, mostly from the so-called new states, discussed the state of democracy & liberty in their countries.

Comparing the aetiology results uncovered in the current study with results from a range of higher-income and non-Asian countries is thus likely to be informing us mostly about environmental rather than genetic differences across countries.

The building's surface is mostly informed by flows of information, directly transforming them into light-images.

A survey conducted in Italy among 987 young women supports this finding [ 23]; the authors found that magazines/books and television represent the main source of information for the over-18 s; instead the under-18 s are mostly informed by HCWs (general practitioners and paediatricians), probably because the under-18 s are guided by parents and are therefore accompanied to healthcare services.

But the owner never informed the tenants, mostly artists, of the problems, the department said.

"My work is mostly informed by growing up poor in Ohio and being forced to be resourceful rather than conceptually clever," he said.