Sentence examples for more informed of from inspiring English sources

Parents are the primary educators for sexuality, and we're trying to support that effort, by having parents be more informed of what's happening out there.

The smart grid will make consumers more informed of how they are using electricity and encourage them to adjust consumption, especially during high-cost, heavy-load times.

In the context of web content, visualizations have traditionally been often used to create information concerning user activity of web forums, blogs, or other social media, allowing users to be more informed of their own activities and also those of fellow participants [24] [27].

There's no doubt that many people have adopted a plant-based diet for health reasons and then transitioned to a vegan lifestyle after becoming more informed of the ethical implications.

This could have biased the results, especially since linguistically stronger individuals are often more informed of their rights.

8, 12, 52 Equally, more educated people may be more informed of how to prevent podoconiosis and may have more access to shoes and water.

In addition, people with chronic illness or disability probably have more informed knowledge of what kind of care they may need for their illness and therefore know what they need insurance for.

5 So called 'supported self-management' is a key mechanism for optimising quality, effectiveness and efficiency of LTC care because of the potential to improve health outcomes; help patients make better, more informed use of available healthcare support; and avoid interventions that are burdensome for patients, inappropriate to their needs, and inefficient for healthcare providers.

Democracy has seen little change since Sir Tim Berners-Lee founded the World Wide Web 25 years ago, and it is time for a change: to a more direct, more frequent, more human-centred, more participatory, more informed form of democracy.

This would also drive a number of other key benefits, according to the report, such as government gaining better value from the procurement chain and significantly, driving evidence-based-decision-making through more informed use of data and analytics.

Devoted almost entirely to content that is guaranteed to make the viewer a better, more informed citizen of the world, Pivot TV explores in a real, hands-on way the statement Skoll made about creating "a sustainable world of peace and prosperity".