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But I would hesitate to make such a sweeping and ill-informed statement as you.

Prof Jones said the "trick" e-mail "caused a great deal of ill-informed comment" but had been taken out of context.

"It's frightening to think England's assistant manager could be so ill-informed, " he comments.

Those who provide these services constantly work on the edge, around the messes created by ill-informed policies and poor technology design.

But Mr Pullum dislikes people giving ill-informed grammar advice so much that he goes a bit far.

Unfortunately, however, the evidence suggests that issues don't matter either, in part because voters are often deeply ill informed.

Yet both candidates have been either silent or embarrassingly ill-informed about the fundamentals of the problems the nation faces.

I tried not to be defensive about these thoughtless, ill-informed remarks.

The Internet has introduced a golden age of ill-informed arguments.

People may make ill-informed choices, simplified transparency or not.

but no. They make their smug, ill informed accusations then just leave it. In fact they probably go round repeating the same thing anyway.

Xiaojian is a naughty and lovely looking boy, living in a remote and ill-informed mountainous region with less convenient traffic.

The target is wrong, for in attacking the tests, critics divert attention form the fault that lies with ill-informed or incompetent users.

Medical doctors can be ill-informed, incompetent morons.

But for Jiezhuang before preparations for the acceptance and decoration aspects are ill-informed .

Wikipedia has suffered in the past from ill-informed criticism from outside, and complacency on the inside.

But I have got mind of it, you are ill-informed.

This can lead to patients feeling ill-informed and less confident in their health care providers.

Her response, she quickly realised, was ill-informed.

Time and again, on tape, an undercover agent called up an unidentified testing company and asked an ill-informed question.

That is ironic, given Westerners' ill-informed prejudice that they lead in recognizing and giving scope to women's rights and talents.

If we have no information about the current affairs, we are ill informed.

Geithner said separating those powers "would risk creating an agency that is weak and ill-informed. "

One objection is that creditors may be ill-informed about the risks being run by banks they are lending to.

We have a news media that is psychologically ill informed but politically inflamed, so it naturally leans toward political explanations.

Medical news reports, moreover, tend to vary from ill-informed to downright crazy;

that it was ill-informed, that it was chaotic, unruly and so forth;