Sentence examples for is trying to inform from inspiring English sources

I guess the posters fail that test, but at least someone is trying to inform the public about the facts.

MR. MAKGOBA believes Mr. Mbeki to be a "very intellectual person" who is trying to inform himself on a disease that is ravaging his country.

The automakers said they were trying to inform their dealers about the advisory.

Neuroscientist Professor Colin Blakemore, former chief executive of the MRC, said he believed Prof Nutt was trying to "inform debate".

NHS Blood and Transplant and the dating app are trying to inform 18 to 35-year-olds about the importance of organ donation.

"We are trying to inform the markets, and most importantly households and businesses in this country, what's likely to happen on rates," Carney said.

"We're trying to inform and empower the consumer," said Jeff Kimball, vice president for new products at AOL, which is a unit of Time Warner.

Ms. Mayo said the company had been trying to inform members of the increase for several months and had printed an announcement in a newsletter sent in October.

"We still were trying to inform likely voters who Mitt Romney was," he said, "and until you get those voters, you're insane to go off and say, 'We're going to try to win this with left-handed Lithuanians.' " In the end, an analysis by the Republican ad-buying firm National Media found that Obama paid roughly 35 percent less per broadcast commercial than Romney did.

We are trying to inform the Greek society.

"We're working on freshwater problems with real-life applications, and we're trying to inform policy development and regulations," says Alex Bielak, Director of the Science Liaison Branch of NWRI.