Sentence examples for insider points from inspiring English sources

Maharam has also chalked up insider points by reintroducing patterns by design legends like Charles and Ray Eames, Alexander Girard, Verner Panton and Gio Ponti.

One industry insider points out that Amazon is only the latest bogeyman, following worries about supermarkets – and, in an earlier age, WH Smith – driving down prices.

One Abbey insider points out that Mr Harley would have got rid of Mr Jones far sooner than he did if he had been able to win the backing of the bank's non-executive directors.

And it was their second worst ever, as Business Insider points out in their nifty chart perfect for showing such bloodbaths.

Business Insider points out that HP now discusses a multi-OS strategy, when before it was gung-ho for Windows 8. Well, relationships change and markets shift.

Many of you who have been using streaming music service Spotify for free in the US from when it launched last July are now going to have to start paying, as Business Insider points out today.

Before Tupac, a knowledgeable insider pointed out, "Death Row had not had a real star.

Most art writing is from an insider point of view; there is very little that has an Olympian distance.

"From an insider point of view, this is a children's festival and a family festival," one that plays an important role in family togetherness, added Margry.

Business Insider pointed out: "The $45 billion Apple anticipates spending will be less than a third of the cash it will bring in over the next three years.

But from a religious insider point of view, we like to think that our rabbis are as rooted -- as deeply Israeli -- as the Dayan family".