Sentence examples for insight on the questions from inspiring English sources

So, I was pleased when my friend and colleague Liz Marchi recently joined me for a webinar to share insight on the questions every entrepreneur should be prepared to answer when fundraising.

Snow Sky's trainer is Sir Michael Stoute, who has five Derby successes to his name and ought to have a pretty good insight on the question of whether or not this particular colt is up to the task.

The forecasting study gives substantial insight on the question how to deal with public holidays in load forecasting which are also summarized in the final conclusion section.

Prospective study designs should be considered in further research on these relationships in order to provide more insight on the question of the causal direction.

The results are not expected to be generalizable to other projects; instead, the purpose of this study is to provide insights on the questions beings studied.

While we hope our approach provides some interesting insights on the questions of talent development and immigration, as well as international trade and immigration, it does not tackle an important number of dimensions.

This is among the models that are very used in the literature to provide powerful insights on the questions raised by the positive theory of income taxation (see Hindriks [7], De Donder and Hindriks [10, 15], Cukierman and Meltzer [4], etc).

The study provides insight for the questions above, and draws on institutional theories and a power mobilisation framework to assist in the interpretation of observations.

Results of our study might provide insights on the question why the retinal phenotype in USH-patients and in USH-animal models follow such a variable course of disease.

The new Goldstone radar data provides no new insight on the ice question.

The present paper focuses on coupling computer simulations with experimental studies to delve further into the impact of NE on the VEGF network in order to gain insight on the larger question of how proteolytic damage to growth factor-laden tissues during injury and inflammation might modulate bioavailability and activity.