Sentence examples for likely to be informed from inspiring English sources

Parliament is likely to be informed early next week of Ebdon's three-year appointment.

It will be Ms. Kuhn's second go-round with Fosca, after a 2002 production as part of the Kennedy Center's Sondheim Celebration, and one that she said is likely to be informed by "life experience," not the least of which is the passing of time.

Likewise, respondents from the middle social class and those with higher education levels were more likely to be informed (p < 0.02).

Indeed, whoever is chosen to replace Andy Flower as England team director is likely to be informed that the South Africa-born batsman is not available for selection.

"If there's an administrative manager for the department or grant," she continues, "that person is likely to be informed" about personnel policies, often to a much greater extent than the PI.

It was those respondents who identified as Democrats and liberals whose stances were most likely to be informed by racial resentment.

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.

Young girls or adult women are less likely than men to be informed about fertility preservation [169].

The finding that women are less likely than men to be informed by the mass media due to the Tanzanian sociocultural context [ 25] was not supported by the present study.

Urban Shenzhen residents were more likely than rural Xining residents to be informed through newspapers (45% vs. 7%, p < 0.001) or the internet (21% vs. 2%, p < 0.001).

With adjustment, ESRD patients with LN and GN were 10%and19%9% more likely than those with other causes to be informed of the transplant options (Table  3).