Sentence examples for insider views from inspiring English sources

There are also interactive guides to the people affected by the conflict, and their insider views.

Mr. Delano says that there is a role for both outsider and insider views, but that growing up in the Bronx and seeing the close-knit neighborhood unravel, then survive, gives Mr. Flores's work an authority that no outsider can bring.

Emap said City Talk will "not be dominated by cheap phone-ins, instead it will offer intriguing insider views, local comment, around-the-world insight, and in-depth commentary on the biggest stories of the day alongside the most pressing local issues".

The following year, Brown offered several insider views of Hollywood in the magazine's Talk of the Town section, including stories about MCA head Lew Wasserman Kirk Kekoriann's airline, Grand Air; and the closing of Chasen's, a restaurant that was once the haunt of Greta Garbo, Humphrey Bogart, and W. C. Fields.

Insider Views: Catalysis Research in the Netherlands.

Our essayists--many of them Ph.D. scientists--provide insider views on the processes and skills that they acquired in the lab but now use to identify and promote those discoveries that are likely to turn into marketable products and services.

It was a completely intimate and insider view".

Seek forums and social networking sites for an insider view of the campus.

The results of "The French Management Culture: An Insider View from the Outside" make interesting and, at times, surprising reading.

A main proponent of the insider view was Barbara Hatch Rosenberg, an expert on biological weapons at the State University of New York at Purchase.

There was certainly quite some unease among those who had an insider view of Enron's accounting practices.