Sentence examples for insight promoted from inspiring English sources
For example, Trusted Insight promoted 500 Startups founder Dave McClure recent event for LP's in Venture Capital firms, Premoney.
The above insight has promoted the gas resource extent and potential of the coal measure tight sand uplift area; therefore, we need to reassess the areas formerly believed unfavorable where the uplift scale is large, so as to get better resource potential and exploration prospects.
"'One very rarely gets feedback – positive or negative on teaching so it was an interesting and worthwhile experience'" "'Live feedback can only improve one's teaching overall'Usefuleful to have feedback from the perspective of both the students and another teacher'" Another major theme was that PoT gave teachers insight and promoted reflection on their teaching practice.
Yang is well known for his profound knowledge and unique insights, which promoted his collaborations with multidisciplinary experts in China and abroad in the past 10 years.
Together they established a charity, MedInsight, to promote low-cost, less invasive treatments for a range of diseases.
Our next president needs to have the insight to promote those values of "work hard, study, save, invest and live within your means".
In this work, we report a new insight to promote the efficiency of ultrathin (hundred-nanometer scale) CIGS solar cells by engineering Na-transport in a direct sputtering process with a quaternary CIGS target without post-selenization.
These findings provide important insight to promote and produce a positive image of e-entrepreneurship as a career.
CBT is now recommended by the National Institute for Clinical Excellence [ 17] (2002) "to reduce psychotic symptoms, increase insight and promote medication adherence".
Although early studies were uncontrolled and abstinence rates were not reported, results suggested that biofeedback-induced alpha/theta states promoted insight and attitude changes in alcoholics, and that these changes enhanced recovery (Twemlow and Bowen 1976, 1977; Twemlow et al. 1977).
