Sentence examples for insight of what from inspiring English sources

Hayley Jewitt, graduate environmental adviser for Laing O'Rourke, explained that networking while studying "gave me an unrivalled insight of what to expect from the profession, allowed me to learn from people's experiences – and I could ask them about career guidance".

I never want to lose the insight of what it's like for people that use and benefit from our systems.

The methods by which you pursue them certainly will shape the quality and insight of what you find.

Watching the opening ceremony brings it all home how close it all is and it gives you an insight of what you can expect.

This simple relationship gives us a new insight of what controls the mechanical properties of the phase separated polymer blends and of how we might be able to predict the mechanical properties of as yet unmixed polymer pairs.

We will explain some of the difficulties, mainly due to the differential rotation and we will give an insight of what the PICARD's mission will bring in that field.

There is therefore a need to provide insights of what smart learning analytics is, and how can help us to advance the current learning technologies research.

I would say that the data reported here seem to have "enabled the finest-scale genomic insights" of what genes have been lost during the evolution of parasitism, but seems to have not "enabled the first genomic insights".

Insight: Awareness of what you are focusing on helps you develop flexibility in how you perceive (see) the situation.

The next post will cover how to pull the best insights out of what the participants have shared.

While offering valuable insights, much of what has been written about CHW supervision has been anecdotal.