Sentence examples for of inform from inspiring English sources

"That has to kind of inform his actions – and has to inform the decisions he makes.

Although In the Night Garden is the BBC's biggest current children's brand, its creator, Andrew Davenport, says the show reflects the "Reithian principles of inform, educate and entertain".

Within the BBC, the politics of inform, educate and entertain have been fought over, the Reithian inheritance ferociously debated and subjected to widely differing interpretations.

"I love ports because they're very open, they're places where different currents and different ideas come together; that's what makes them so exciting and so inventive … I think the original view of inform, educate, entertain is right, but now through a lens of what we're doing for Britain and the UK.

Over in television, Bill Cotton, the man who would become the head of light entertainment at the BBC in 1970, and later managing director of television in the 1980s, had a different slant on the relative importance of inform, educate and entertain.

Assume the chords and the verticals of the girder are constructed out of sections of inform moments of inertia J and I1 = I n and I i  = 2I for all other i, respectively, and that US is achieved by appropriately detailed reduced beam section segments.

The elements of informed consent are threshold, information, and consent.

For whatever reason, the age of information has had the opposite effect of informing the public.

We're pandering to the audience instead of informing them".

Police officers are in the process of informing his family of his death".

But a diagnosis is generally the result of a long process of informed guesswork.