Sentence examples for specifically informed from inspiring English sources
Mr. Carney would not say whether Mr. Obama and Mr. Biden were specifically informed about the security concerns in Libya.
It was impossible to discern from the briefing whether David Cameron had been specifically informed in advance, but it was stressed that the prime minister and the foreign secretary are in constant contact.
Results: Most women (85.7%) referred not having been specifically informed about the need to take folic acid to prevent neural tube defects although approximately half of the women (50.6%) were in fact, aware of the need for folic acid intake.
They forwarded the email to all members of the Street View team.... [O]n at least two occasions Engineer Doe specifically informed colleagues that Street View cars were collecting payload data.
Nevertheless, healthcare workers were not specifically informed about lymphoedema and lacked the clinical expertise of tertiary level professionals to diagnose this condition as a possible corollary of filaria infection.
"Shingler played for Wales U20's against France in 2011, before which he was specifically informed, as were his fellow squad members, that the match would confirm their sole qualification as potential Wales senior international candidates.
In comparison to the atranone case, no unusual chemistry has been proposed for the biosynthesis of satratoxins that would more specifically inform as to the relevance of any of these four chemotype-specific loci.
"Unless I specifically inform you otherwise," Self says, "I'm always smoking another cigarette".
About Greg O'Connell, it feels safe to say: Unless I specifically inform you otherwise, his cellphone is always pinging.
There's a funny moment in Martin Amis's 1984 novel "Money" in which his narrator declares: "Unless I specifically inform you otherwise, I'm always smoking another cigarette".
Risk assessments are enhanced when policy and other decision-makers have access to experimental science designed to specifically inform key policy questions.
