Sentence examples for more informed in from inspiring English sources

Instead of eyeballs, clicks, and even prison time served, algorithms should be optimized to make people better more efficient in their jobs, more informed in their daily lives, and more connected to their communities.

You're more informed in your fifties than you are in your twenties, for sure.

"When folks get to know veterans, they will be far more informed in a personal way," said Johnson.

Even spreading the word about the summer slide will help others be more informed in their choices.

We want people to realize how ubiquitous music has become, how it invades their lives in ways they don't realize, and we want to challenge them to stop and think what that means, to consider how they might become more informed in their choices.

"If people are more informed about Ireland in recent years, they will be well aware that the sway and the power of the Church have been damaged beyond repair and certainly they are not in a position to influence how people might vote," Diarmuid Ferriter, a well-known Irish historian, told VICE News.

6 7 For example, clear information, empathic, two-way communication and respect for patients' beliefs and concerns could lead to patients being more informed and involved in decision-making and create an environment where patients are more willing to disclose information.

However, when Moriel began studying at a US college, his political outlook became less skewed by Israeli propaganda and more informed by fact – particularly in the wake of Operation Cast Lead in 2008, which resulted in the deaths of 1,400 Palestinians.

This analysis does not attempt to distinguish between the multiple potential mechanisms by which calorie labelling could affect the energy content of purchases, such as changes in menu offerings, more informed consumer choice, or differences in pricing or promotion; nor does it seek to isolate the effects on consumer choice alone.

The evolution from PR 1.0 to PR 2.0 will result in more informed, effective, and meaningful Public Relations, without a version number.

It's the only way to make sure that what the news publishers deliver to readers in the future is smarter, more informed and more relevant than in the past".