Sentence examples for insight access from inspiring English sources

Bourdain has insight, access and good taste, and he's a naturally engaging writer.

Bearing witness to all of this is Lionel Tyler James Williamss), a gay nerd (though he hates the categorizations) who doesn't feel comfortable in any of Winchester's social groups, though he seems to find a home with the school newspaper, whose editors feel that Lionel's blackness will give him extra insight, access, and permission to write about the race issues brought out by Sam's election.

People freely volunteer their demographic information on social networks due to their open privacy settings which allows marketing tools such as Facebook Insights access to a host of data instantly, all fine-tuned to your specific audience.

But it would take much, much more than this to feel as if I had some sort of special insight or access.

Of course this sordid little programme had nothing new to offer, no insight, no access, just another load of masturbatory drivel about the House of Windsor.

The MIT group has gained insight and access to communities that would not be possible without a committed and highly effective local partner.

I cannot imagine being able to negotiate the barriers to NHS assistance if I were suicidal in London this morning, even in my position of relative wealth, insight and access.

"The system is a learning node for social behavior, Buyse notes, "because of this advertisers pay more for the ability to gain insight and access to such a highly targeted user base".

Beyonce, already a mirage of shimmering sequins and flowing hair, carefully maintains that distance from her fans, while still feeding their appetites for more personal insight and access to her personal life.

"With Suzi Perry at the helm, we're aiming to bring even more content, insight and access to audiences throughout the season".

One foresight consultant (I03) was so successful identifying the opportunity areas that a company asked for repeat engagements to generate ongoing insight and access to opportunities and potentials, specifically using foresight as a "pipeline for new product R&D".