Sentence examples for insider documents from inspiring English sources

A recent story from Business Insider documents what it deems "horror stories" from inside some of the company's warehouses.

Certainly having thousands of pages of insider documents helped get people to talk, but I was surprised how many were willing to tell the story.

"Insider documents from the alcohol industry show just how much the industry is flaunting its own regulations, so I think we need to consider more enforceable regulations," Dr Adams said.

When the founder of WikiLeaks, Julian Assange, bragged late last month that his group was about to "take down" an American bank with a mother lode of damaging insider documents, the scuttlebutt on Wall Street quickly turned to Bank of America, sending its shares down more than 3 percent in a day.

A8 Chinese Leader Won't Hold On China's leader, Jiang Zemin, has decided to give up all his top posts and the country will have its first orderly political succession over the coming six months, according to a new account of Beijing's secretive politics that claims to draw on high-level insider documents and discussions.

I was just a local TV reporter in Miami armed with insider documents proving the Mormon Church's historic anti-gay crusade during Proposition 8 and other measures like it.

A recent article in the Business Insider documented someone trying to smuggle the drug inside hollowed out tortilla shells.

And, most recently, Business Insider documented the "horror stories" faced by the Amazon warehouse workers, including nonstop surveillance and so little ability to take breaks, they couldn't even use the facilities, when needed.  .

Actor and activist Michael Keaton, who also grew up in Pittsburgh, expresses his admiration of Harris, saying that the photographer worked uniquely as an insider, documenting his community during an important historical period.

In "A Journey" Mr. Blair writes that "the full array of experts were consulted" about Iraq, completely sidestepping the myriad reports from military and civilian insiders documenting how warnings about the difficulties of the postwar phase (from the State Department and the C.I.A., among others) were disregarded.

Well, here's someone who (again apparently) actually sticks to all of those habits, and has invited Business Insider to document herself sticking to them.