Sentence examples for insight provided by from inspiring English sources

Leading football managers of my acquaintance admit they have been inspired by the insight provided by a seminal book, Legacy, by business  consultant James Kerr.

As well as cherishing the informal chats among each other, one of the most valuable aspects of the course for many is the insight provided by guest speakers, who come from all walks of life.

According to the insight provided by Jess Cartner-Morley's piece, this will be decoded by anyone of a fashionable bent to mean that I am lazy, unable or unwilling to part with daily taxi fares and un peu declasse.

Another insight provided by Bachrach has less to do with the content of her book than with the ironic implications of her style, which she honed as a writer for, yes, Vanity Fair, though after Brown left.

This replacement of T by S as the most appropriate independent variable for the internal energy of substances is the single most valuable insight provided by the combined first and second laws of thermodynamics.

The insight provided by this model should also motivate future innovation in imager design.

What interests him are the messy details that ruin a spreadsheet, the insights provided by experience.

Least among the many insights provided by Jonathan Trott's autobiography, Unguarded, comes this contender for the canon of classic sledges.

The insights provided by recent advances in evolutionary biology have already been put to use, particularly in efforts to stop the AIDS virus.

As the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences noted: "The insights provided by Deaton's work on consumption and income have had a lasting influence on modern macroeconomic research.

Further insights provided by Ledesma's notes are that Australia have noticed that Carter likes to run across the field from right to left and that Ma'a Nonu has a tendency to use his brutal sidestep against a press defence.