Word: informativeness
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...same beliefs that leads me to work in social service are going to inform my feelings: a need to be politically involved," he says...
...late 1990s, Schleifer's wife and Hay's girlfriend, both experienced professional investors, used the services of ILBE to inform their own companies' investments...
Cabot Director of the Harvard University Art Museums James Cuno sent out two batches of letters to Cambridge community members in February and November to inform them of the idea...
Millionaire builds its tension partly by waiting until the day before the taping to inform contestants that they've been chosen. Last Friday night, Dale Masel, 28, an industrial-engineering professor at Ohio University, got the call. Although he watches the show regularly, he hesitates when asked if he likes it. "Umm. I'm a much bigger fan today," he says. As is John Carpenter, the man who won Millionaire's million dollars and has been doing publicity spots ever since, hoping to make a career out of his moment. "The money itself hasn't changed my life," he says...
...clock in Times Square just click over? Did some great historic moment just explode in the Millennium Dome? If so, someone neglected to inform the "living faces" that preside unchallenged over the loneliest island community in the world (in the same time zone, though hardly the same century, as New York City). On New Year's Eve, grass-skirted dancers perform under fireworks in front of the ancestral figures; but come New Year's Day, all is just eerie midsummer stillness again, the only sound the wind whistling in your ears. It may be that something tumultuous happened to your...