Sentence examples for more informed place from inspiring English sources

Thankfully we're in a more informed place.

So they can draw their own conclusions, but from a more informed place".

That's not to say that there is anything wrong with having your ears pierced, wearing makeup, or dressing nice -- it's just that rather than being indoctrinated and taught to believe that those things are somehow inherently tied to my sex, I can now approach these items from a more informed place.

Your tip should now show and will help make the world a more informed place.

This will place them in a more informed position to understand when they will be able to provide compassion and when they may be harmful to others [ 34].

The results will provide further evidence to help pregnant women, their partners and maternity care providers to make a more informed choice about place of birth than has been possible with previously available evidence.

A growing number of companies are adopting this approach by putting shadow prices on carbon, water use, and other natural capital impacts, which allows them to make more informed decisions and places them ahead of the regulatory trend.

Food import measures are not readily available and this paper is intended to fill that gap by providing a more informed assessment of the market place by bringing together information from published data sources, industry technical reports, and informed industry sources.

Bishop, who believes the future lies in closer cooperation between humans and machines, believes there is a need for experts to weigh in on discussions about AI. "I think it is important that people like myself are willing to present both sides of the argument and allow a more informed and balanced debate to take place about these topics," he said.

And with its community-focused interviews and reports, BBC Radio Leeds made the city a better connected place, more aware and more informed about the lives of the people alongside whom they lived and worked.

Some veterans of the student movement of the 1960's say today's discussions are more informed and nuanced than those that took place in the early days of American military involvement in Vietnam.