Sentence examples for rather informative from inspiring English sources

The group's web page (although somewhat outdated) is rather informative and provides a very comprehensive list of links related to vegetarian/vegan issues.

As with Nuts, it has lots of sport and gadgets, and a rather informative weird facts page ("The chances of hitting two holes in one during a round of golf are one in 67 million").

It's rather informative and gives great insight into what the heads of game studios are constantly thinking about in terms of doing battle with other platforms.

Raman spectroscopy has good spatial resolution (~0.5 micrometers) and sensitivity (single nanotubes); it requires only minimal sample preparation and is rather informative.

FOCEI gave surprisingly biased results for such a simple model even with rather informative designs.

The book is not intended to be a dispassionate discourse on victimization but rather an informative, moving and deeply honest memoir of a crime victim.

A simple prior sensitivity analysis suggests that our British and Danish mortality forecasts are relatively insensitive to the (rather weakly informative) prior specifications.

The differences are so subtle, though, that they can only be seen with the eye-tracking software making any attempts to game the system likely to end up awkward rather than informative. .

"The differences are so subtle, though, that they can only be seen with the eye-tracking software making any attempts to game the system likely to end up awkward rather than informative," Science reported in an article about the study.

Avoid the use of the television, especially for news, as it is upsetting rather than informative.

Photos and graphics in these provide context, and are illustrative and informative rather than merely decorative.