Sentence examples for more informed choice from inspiring English sources

The purpose of trailers is "to make things clearer", he says, and it is "their ability to give more information and help the audience to make a more informed choice" that makes them useful.

This new site created by Seth -- Alldayracing.com -- provides the information a bettor would need to make a more informed choice without the hassle of pouring through pages of complex data.

The abundance information provided above the images allows the user to make a more informed choice between the species.

The goal is better choice and more informed choice.

The voters can make a more informed choice about the person they send to Congress.

They also need to make a more informed choice as to which trees to plant.

So there can be guilt and shame all around, but more information and more informed choices means more confident choices and less guilt.

Iain Osborne, Group Director for Regulatory Policy at the CAA, said: "Arriving on-time matters to passengers and our work helps ensure consumers have the best data and information to make better and more informed choices.

Included are product reformulation, changes in marketing and related information practices to encourage consumers to make more informed choices, and ways to improve the affordability and accessibility of products in underserved communities.

Advocates of mandatory public reporting of HAIs believe that making such information publicly available will enable consumers to make more informed choices about their health care and improve overall health care quality by reducing HAIs.

The information can also help your family members make more informed choices.