Sentence examples similar to having insight into something from inspiring English sources

It may take longer to make the decisions, but because everyone has had their voice heard and has insight into why something is being implemented, the decisions are executed more intelligently and rapidly.

"Understanding how people are actually sharing apps is something not a lot of publishers have insight into," he adds.

The authors of the Constitution, however, did have insight into the potential abuse of the office of President, and they inserted something called the Emoluments Clause into Section 9 of Article I.

For example, in daily teaching, to make the decision whether to go over something once more or to move on, teachers need to have insight into students' thinking.

So they have insight into European culture, even if it's negative insight.

But each has insight into Marvel's new business model.

She tries to teach him to have insight into himself.

Members of the Forbes Technology Council have insight into this.

Just like men should have insight into how women think.

"There are very few people who have insights into both.

"People that I've spoken to on waking up this morning, they had an insight into something that last night when they bedded down, they didn't actually have". Josh Littlejohn, the co-founder of Social Bite, said there were 11,000 homeless households in Scotland.