Sentence examples for were informed enough from inspiring English sources

It was not, said Hafizullah, a well-known religious scholar from Wardak Province, that Afghans were too ignorant to know that Mr. Jones had said he might not go ahead — but rather they were informed enough to see that he had not definitively backed down.

If elitist means that you were against the Iraq war from the start because you were informed enough to see the horror ahead, then I am an elitist, as were so many in this country, particularly Barack Obama.

Ratings were on a nine-point Likert Scale, where a rating of 1 indicated that the panellist strongly disagreed with the recommendation, a rating of 5 indicated neither agreement nor disagreement (i.e. depends on circumstances), a rating of 9 indicated strong agreement, and 'don't know' indicated that participants did not think they were informed enough to respond.

Communities and the people from whom they seek advice need to be informed enough for such responses.

They had had feedback from foster carers saying that they weren't being informed enough and they felt isolated.

A significant part of the problem appears to be that women just don't have confidence that their opinions matter, or that they are informed enough.

"I don't think I've been informed enough regarding the situation," said Betty Heilman, who lives in Scarsdale and is an administrator for a pathology laboratory.

Lymbery brings to this essential subject the perspective of a seasoned campaigner – he is informed enough to be appalled, and moderate enough to persuade us to take responsibility for the system that feeds us.

Admitted into the chambers of the Alcázar, the Escorial, and the Buen Retiro palaces, and conducted to the battlefields of the Netherlands, we are informed enough to screen a mental movie that is flawed only by the blurriness of the star.

Two polls for the Medical Protection Society (MPS) show most patients have not yet received leaflets explaining the system and GPs fear patients will not be informed enough to decide whether to opt out.

The streak without a championship has now reached 17 straight tournaments, and the fans at the Open are informed enough to know it, so they decided to give Pete some of that old-fashioned New York reverse front-runner support when he arrived to play one Julien Boutter of France in a first-round match yesterday.