Sentence examples for insight we need from inspiring English sources

"If these career opportunities were barred to students from less affluent backgrounds due to cost, it would be a tragedy for our country and a waste of the talent and insight we need in society as a whole".

Therefore, to obtain meaningful information and for deeper insight we need to process and analyze the data.

Therefore, interpretation of the results obtained from Raman and IR spectroscopy is difficult and to overcome these intricacies and for deeper insight we need to employ various data mining methods.

In order to be able to build on this fundamental but poorly understood insight we need to critically explore pillars of orthodox economic theory like the rational expectation hypothesis, market efficiency and stable equilibrium, providing new avenues and hands-on alternatives for more realistic and resilient economic models.

"The ability App Analytics gives us to view the full customer funnel – from initial conversion on the App Store to use of the Mango Health app over time – gives us the insight we need to fully tune our products and our marketing campaigns".

While it may seem counterintuitive on the surface, supporting our international AIDS programs gives us the proof of concept and scientific insight we need to lobby for -- and deliver -- better care at home.

But to benefit from these insights, we need to make our own connection with the historians' work.

"As we grow our international footprint we see a real opportunity to bolster the value of our brand partnerships and I am convinced that Hamish's considerable industry experience, coupled with a unique and wide-ranging strategic vision, make him the right executive to deliver the insights we need to maximize our global media investments," Mr. Murdoch was quoted as saying in the news release.

Knowing what we do about modern organisms—how they live, how they reproduce, how they fit into the world we are armed with the insights we need to explore the lost worlds of the living past.

They have insights that we need to hear, and they have tools for protest and for change that we didn't have.

Receiving feedback from managers and colleagues can shine a light on how we come across and provide insight into behaviours we need to develop or change.