Sentence examples for well informed from from inspiring English sources

I can only speak on behalf of hockey and my own experience but we, as a sport, are well informed from the very beginning when it comes to drugs.

All patients described themselves as well informed from the start but in later phases of their disease some of them came to express a great uncertainty about the progressing disease and about the approaching death.

It was quite clearly explained to me before the meeting took place … I was quite well informed from that point of view … my understanding was that it was a team of specialists from differing branches of medicine, the radiologist who would have a look at my MRI and see exactly what he thought of it and describe it to the surgeon … and [involve] other specialists in that area.

Information should come from careful direct observation and from a wide array of well informed informants.

Most notably they profit from the so-called yen-carry trade, an arcane but powerful investment strategy in which the well informed benefit from periodic bouts of weakness in the Japanese yen.

With the decision aid we intend to increase the number of well informed patients from 50 to 80%.

Children rely on experiences and knowledge transfer regarding forestry practices from their peers, parents and teachers, but the information must be well informed to avoid bias from unsubstantiated viewpoints (e.g. Greer 2014).

The wealth of statistics and the poverty of conclusion, assurance floundering in the sea of propositions true and false-this is the dilemma of modern man so well informed, so far from sure.

In a 1961 New Yorker magazine profile by Morton Hunt, Mr. Merton was described as displaying "a surprising catholicity of interests and a talent for good conversation, impaired only slightly by the fact that he is alarmingly well informed about everything from baseball to Kant and is unhesitatingly ready to tell anybody about any or all of it".

Thomas Landefeld: This is just the first of many tough decisions that you will have to make regarding your career, and the best piece of advice is to make the decision using a combination of "being well informed" and "feelings from the heart".

On 12 June Patrick Mercer, Conservative MP for Newark who broke the news about changes to the regiment, told BBC News his information had come from the "well informed grapevine" inside the Ministry of Defence (MoD).