Sentence examples for because of this insight from inspiring English sources
The phrase "because of this insight" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to connect two ideas, to show that the second idea is the result of the first. For example: "He was able to come up with an effective solution to the problem; because of this insight, the issue was quickly resolved."
Because of this insight, the company are focused on trigger-based platforms like events and gift registry experiences…hence their partnerships with Evite, 24me, and IKEA Registry among others.
Because of this insight, this understanding, he was "wildly cheered by angry blacks, then cheered with equal enthusiasm by blue-collar whites who professed to hate blacks," making for a potentially transformative alliance that has gone unrepresented since his death.
Because of this insight into the character, the reader can understand how Xiang became instantly attached to the team and frequently talks with the other office characters, playing into each of their personalities.
Its gas engine is a tiny 1-liter, 3-cylinder, although Honda says that because of the Insight's lightweight aluminum body, aerodynamic design and assistance from the batteries, the Insight behaves like a 1.5-liter subcompact.
Because of that insight, he decided to major in philosophy instead of literature, and to become an "analytical journalist".
Because of that insight, the brand will "be tweaking the packaging going forward" to highlight its domestic origin, said Ilyne Germaise, senior brand manager at Marcal.
A critical nongovernment document, Ethel Rosenberg's final letter to her children written just before her execution, deserves scrutiny because of the insight it sheds not into what McCarthyism did to the Rosenbergs but what Communism did to them.
If he takes the swing states of Ohio and Pennsylvania, it will be because of that insight.
Scientists study photon diffusion damping (and CMB anisotropies in general) because of the insight the subject provides into the question, "How did the universe come to be?".
Noether's theorem has become a fundamental tool of modern theoretical physics, both because of the insight it gives into conservation laws, and also, as a practical calculation tool.
It is nevertheless considered important to preserve because of the insight it may give into American history and the traits it has that modern sheep might lack such as its toughness, foraging skill, efficient use of food, and easy lambing.
