Sentence examples for insider folks from inspiring English sources

Cobb said: "This process is favorable toward party insider folks.

Then you can truly understand things like how to track or snapshot all your fields properly, where data can go in and out, and all the "hackery" required to work with third-party systems like Salesforce and Marketo (you'll often need to develop workarounds that even insider folks there may not be aware of).

With any "hot" I.P.O., the big winners are the company insiders and the folks — most aren't individuals; they are mutual funds and hedge funds — who get allocated stock at the issue price by the banks managing the issue.

They include, in addition to those in search of a quick fix of insider savvy, the dedicated folks who have always loved — and exalted in and clucked and despaired over — the American song-and-dance show.

Remaining true to her renegade, hallucinatory style, Ms. Kusama has covered more than her share of the usual bases: insider, outsider, modern and folk.

And beyond simply boycotting the retail aspect of the industry (because how many people are really buying $3,000 purses on a regular basis?), image activist and fashion insider Michaela Angela Davis suggests that folks leverage the power of Black Twitter to effect change.

Folks who were insiders then still insist that Parsons was one of the advocates for the merger.

The good folks over at Business Insider made us all insecure about our cubicles last month when they revealed photos of the new office of San Francisco-based Airbnb.

"MOOCs are still oddly a bit of an insiders' topic and the majority of folks both in the education sector and the Internet sector haven't yet heard about it.

Folks in Washington, the insiders, they don't want the outsiders, of course they're going to resist change.

Folks in Washington, the insiders, they don't want the outsiders, of course they're going to resist change... Senator Barack Obama Lebanon, New Hampshire Monday January 7th 2007.