Sentence examples for informed of the wider from inspiring English sources
Contributors, especially to broadcast material, should be informed of the wider context within which their comments will be placed and – where applicable – be told about who else may be contributing to the same programme or article.
He presided over an early flawed investigation into hacking but has persistently challenged claims by his former boss James Murdoch, the News Corp deputy chief operating officer, who denied Myler had later informed him of the wider scale of the practice.
Secondly, their decision-making was also informed by the wider context of clinical risk and uncertainty that is critical to how these decisions are made in real-life acute situations.
This regional survey not only provides us with important regional data on NICE compliance regarding switching of biologic drug therapy in RA, but it also informs us of the wide variance in prescribing practice of these drugs.
And second, we must better inform the wider public of the danger signs to watch out for before spreading what may turn out to be misinformation.
"The aim is to punish and silence those who inform the wider community of what is being done in their name.
The maps presented here can help inform the wider discussion of these factors and their impact on leishmaniasis (e.g., by identifying regions with greater risk for HIV and leishmaniasis co-infection) (Desjeux and Alvar, 2003).
A series of community forums has been initiated to distil the information from the proceedings to inform the wider public.
This research contributes to the growing body of work in the receiver-led point of view that draws potential optimisation of city logistics initiatives [37] from the inbound logistics perspective, and also informs the wider discussion about the locus of power in supply chains [38].
The success or failure of Australia's most promising startups will inform speculators about the wider industry and its future.
He is a citizen journalist of the best kind: a credible witness who has helped inform the wider public about a critical matter.
