“You'll probably get a great deal both socially and informationally from a local bipolar self-help group.”

“In effect, there's no need to think of the world as an informationally open system.”

“The problem is that the informationally deprived won't necessarily believe the lies the leaders in the capital city want them to accept.”

“Qualitative approaches, such as those described by Bernard, increasingly serve our investigations informatively.”

“Valuable detail was added to the familiar image of Greene, who was placed informatively in a wider context.”

“However, if we were to intelligently and informatively argue the point to the extreme, we would find it makes absolutely no sense.”

“Perhaps the budding sorcerer will purchase more carefully and informedly afterwards.”

“Loyal friends should give him the benefit of the hope that he will in the future write more honestly, informedly, and responsibly about the Church that he undoubtedly loves.”

“The text provides enough relevant theory so that the reader can practice statistics selectively and informedly, rather than blindly substituting values into formulas.”