Sentence examples for insight to make from inspiring English sources

I am dubious, without much authority or statistical insight to make me so.

Coding metrics will give people more insight, he admits, but whether they use that insight to make good decisions is another matter.

"We haven't got sufficient insight to make definitive claims," said Kevin Trenberth, head of climate analysis at the National Center for Atmospheric Research in Boulder, Colo.

But while its slide into perfunctory storytelling dilutes the raw, silly spectacle of sex and noise, the movie still has enough wit and insight to make it worth watching.

In this way, it's almost as if Educating Essex gave Britain its teens back or at least offered enough of an insight to make you realise that there may have been a national over-reaction to their general awfulness.

The apparent illogicality of what's happening could be symptomatic of their emotional crisis, but it is unconvincing and unsatisfying, and this cutesy soft-focus film has nothing much in the way of wit or insight to make up for it.

Even in a gentler mode, Mr. Wainwright's reminiscences include one or two barbed insights to make you squirm.

To avoid the next mortgage crisis, we should use behavioral insights to make it harder for lenders to put borrowers where they will make predictable and consequential mistakes.

It is very poorly written and dull to read … it has no insights to make it worth the bother of ploughing through its dreadful prose".

"Katherine's group is giving us the insights to make our advertising to the world's most important consumers much more powerful," he added.

There was also a need to prepare a new cohort of scholars who could draw on the best insights to make a new translation of the Bible into Russian.In saying all this, the prelate was walking a careful line.