Sentence examples for hand insight from inspiring English sources

The "social experiment" promises "a first hand insight into the experience of convicts inside the closed world of prison".

Clients at the event are promised "first hand insight into how government works", "greater understanding of policy development, and how to influence it" and "increased empathy with ministers".

Yet the voices of those who might be well qualified to discuss them and have actual first hand insight into those topics is noticeably absent.

These are designed to provide industry recognised qualifications and first hand insight into the world of work.

We get first hand insight into how Thirlaway, Carnegie Mellon's Ali Momeni, and their respective crews teamed up and were challenged technologically to bring Aurora's cinematic and ethereal vision to life.

The main reason is to get a better understanding of the international side of UNICEF's work and to get a first hand insight into the programmes which are funded and supported by the organisation.

"But it also gives first hand insights into Afghanistan and its people at a critical juncture in their history.

The diversity in the composition of the release team works in both ways: it helps the release team to have first hand insights from a variety of teams or projects, and it helps projects and teams to have first hand access to the release team.

It's a great way to get first hand insights.

These workshops gave me first-hand insight into how deeply divided we are on fundamental moral, religious and philosophical questions.

In his nine years of teaching he got a first-hand insight into Greece's woefully dysfunctional education system.