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well-informed

[wel-in-fawrmd] / ˈwɛl ɪnˈfɔrmd /


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Kennedy is absolutely right that this system needs reform — but his prescriptions aren’t well-informed by evidence and seem poised to exacerbate the problem.

From Salon

He added that the teenage Farage was "very well-informed" and "had a sense of history and politics already at that time".

From BBC

The event, Mr. Hoyos observes, “must have been electrifying even to well-informed senators.”

From The Wall Street Journal

"The Committee is firmly behind the chancellor's ambition to create a culture in the UK where savers are sensibly investing their money and getting better returns through well-informed financial decisions," she said.

From BBC

Pantekidis adds: “Only by conducting a thorough investigation that involves quantifying the mathematical break-even and the qualitative implications, families can make well-informed decisions that protect balance sheet integrity, maintain flexibility, and sustain wealth across generations.”

From MarketWatch