Sentence examples for at insights from inspiring English sources

Just as we did last year, this week we'll take a look at insights that writers of fiction, that barely marketable undertaking, had to offer to young people facing an uncertain economic future.

At Insights into Imaging, we want to provide relevant professional knowledge as an addition to the clinical and research-focused content covered by the other members of the ESR journal family, European Radiology and European Radiology Experimental.

"People in my study still arrived at insights like, love is important, and connectivity is important.

Cynics scoff at insights like this one, calling us sarcastic names like "converts" and saying idiotic things about atheists not liking foxholes.

Not all that ground-breaking, but one of the first attempts at actionable data in this kind of wearable device that attempts at insights rather than just reporting, and I think that's fun.

Lack of availability of healthy food options at school was also pointed among the perceived barriers to eating healthy in other studies looking at insights into children's views on food and nutrition [ 26, 27].

Surely it was not classic, psychodynamic psychotherapy aimed at insight into unconscious motives and wishes.

At Insight, then at the Heritage Foundation, and, finally, at the monthly American Spectator, Brock became part of Washington's smart set of young and extremely conservative publicists, political operatives, lawyers, congressional staffers, and commentators.

All those purposes could take place within a few minutes of each other, and then recombined with some Twitter feed for yet more attempts at insight.

They also looked at insight and informal proof for a task involving parity for a train of gears.

"It's clear from the bandwidth requirements from Pentium 4 that Intel needs to support DDR," says Nathan Brookwood, principal analyst at Insight 64, Saratoga, Calif.