Sentence examples for little informed from inspiring English sources

In Ukraine, this inevitably creates a lot of confusion, especially among people who are little informed.

The exhibition had most impact on visitors that had experienced few natural hazards or that were little informed a priori.

Take the time to observe how often the mainstream media goes out of its way to squeeze in yet another little "news" item that makes Pakistanis look bad and then ask yourself why that same media has failed so obviously to solicit the funds and sympathy of the American people who were extremely willing, when asked, to donate to another country they've been little informed about.

To make sense of a shared present and look towards a more humane future, we need to start with a little informed honesty about the past.

A little informed comparison can be helpful: a study of mortality among US school teachers suggests that they contract autoimmune illnesses at a rate disproportionate with the general population.

On the left, Tony Judt complains that intellectuals "have shown remarkably little informed interest in the nitty-gritty of public policy, preferring to intervene or protest on ethically defined topics where the choices seem clearer".

Moreover, there is little information to inform the content and delivery of training in perineal management and repair, which may only be undertaken at the instigation of the individual clinician.

You must want to vote, stay a little bit informed, make the time and yes, sometimes vote for the lesser of two evils.

Is it not equally important that one is at least a little bit informed and knows what he or she is doing when marking the ballot?

In case you need a visualization of how stuff is made and where it goes, the storyofstuff.com has just launched an international version that will make manufacturing neophytes everywhere a little more informed.

So far there has been little theoretically informed research considering selection systems from the perspective of the candidates.