reliably informed

Examples (20)

• I am reliably informed that there are plans to close this school.
• I am reliably informed that the new system will launch next week.
• She was reliably informed about the upcoming policy changes.
• She was reliably informed about the upcoming policy changes by an insider.
• We have been reliably informed that the meeting will be postponed.
• We have been reliably informed that the project deadline has been extended.
• Sources reliably inform us that a major announcement is imminent.
• The manager claimed to be reliably informed regarding the budget cuts.
• He claims to be reliably informed of the true situation.
• Sources have reliably informed the press of the minister's resignation.
• Are you reliably informed that the event is canceled?
• You can consider yourself reliably informed if you hear it directly from the CEO.
• The public should be reliably informed on matters of national security.
• Having been reliably informed, they proceeded with the acquisition plans.
• They were reliably informed by an inside source.
• They are always reliably informed before making any critical business decisions.
• I've been reliably informed that the new product launch is ahead of schedule.
• Is the public being reliably informed about the risks of the new technology?
• Let's ensure everyone is reliably informed of the new safety protocols.
• To be reliably informed on market trends is essential for investors.