Sentence examples for insight and control from inspiring English sources

It is about information, insight, and control.

But a handful of companies provide consumers with some insight and control.

He adds: "I think we'll see a new generation of technology-savvy smart banks that take advantage of the real-time contextual data to offer insight and control".

It's the best new American movie I've seen all year; its emotional intensity, psychological insight, and control of mood are the work of a master, as are the nuanced and restrained performances Gray elicits from Joaquin Phoenix, Gwyneth Paltrow, and Vinessa Shaw.

Two Irish masters did what they do so well, to a formidable peak of insight and control, as they imbued seemingly small lives with weight and grace: William Trevor in Love and Summer (Viking, £18.99), and Colm Tóibí*in Brooklyn (Viking, £17.99).

"We are completely built on open source technology, which gives the decision-makers more insight and control.

Linkerd is its flagship open-source tools, but its main focus is Helium, a service that promises to give enterprises insights and control over their cloud-native applications.

"I realised there was an opportunity to have a massive impact on energy efficiency just by educating people and giving them insight, choice and control of their energy use in ways that weren't available at the time," Tuck says.

Canon-law scholars are also seeking a link with the empirical social sciences (e.g., sociology, anthropology, and other such disciplines), which is required for insight into and control of the application of canon law.

With insight of (and control over) payroll management, billpay, cash approvals, cash accounting, and an ability to project forward cash flows (along with invoicing and tax management for part time employees), ScaleFactor will be able to offer lending services to smooth bumps in a company's progress. .

Openet specializes in the kind of network management software — real time network engagement, insight, monetization, and control — that is behind the scenes for consumers, but is extremely relevant to how they interact with their carriers — and, crucially, end up paying for services.