Sentence examples for expect insights from inspiring English sources

Her Twitter feed covers different aspects of social affairs; expect insights into several of our modern evils (digital exclusion, underemployment and isolation, chronic health conditions, inequality and squalor, since you ask), and tweets from protests against spending cuts.

Amphibians show a vast diversity in reproductive modes (e.g. Hödl, 1990) and owing to their adaptations to aquatic and terrestrial habitats we can expect insights into the evolution of chemical signals in water and on land (reviewed in Woodley, 2014).

Having bred a Kentucky Derby winner, I still have to come up with selections for neophytes who bet once a year and expect insight when they call and say, "Give me your top four".

For measurements of the orientation of fluorescent nanodiamonds, we may expect insight into electromagnetic sensing of the cellular environment, such as in neuronal networks, ion channel activity, and embryological development [ 172].

So I shouldn't have expected insights.

The company expects Insights will go into general availability in the next three to four months, so this beta period may turn out to be pretty short.

Architecture fans expecting insight into OMA's working methods, its internal stylistic debates and existential anxieties, will be disappointed.

Young double act Mitchell and Webb have structured their new show around cloning, but expect no insights into this urgent 21st-century debate.

Expect new insights into ancient sites such as Ephesus and the Temple of Artemis, a mixture of village byways and asphalt roads, and family hotels with hot showers and cold beers.

But was it realistic to expect new insights into one of science policy's most complex issues from a group who, instead of bringing decades of expert knowledge to the table, compensated with enthusiasm, intellectual creativity, and common sense?

"You can't dump data into a massive computer and expect marketing insights to jump up and bite you on the nose," says Herbert Edelstein, president of consulting firm Two Crows Corp. in Maryland.