Sentence examples for insights for which from inspiring English sources

The revealing insights for which they are known did not occur to them as old men but as bright young things.

Its two saving graces in my opinion are (1) if it can churn out meaningful, cutting-edge research that produces breakthrough insights for which companies will be willing to pay a premium, and (2) the success of its HBX CORe program, which seems to be pioneering a disruptive solution to serve nonconsumers of management education.

Difficulties of the Boeing 737 MAX are still emerging but nonetheless there are valuable lessons that can be readily applied to the advent of self-driving autonomous cars, including six key insights for which driverless car makers need to be confronting right now and mitigating to avoid calamity.

It has all the structural and temporal playfulness of a Kate Atkinson novel while retaining the hallmark emotional insight for which O'Farrell has become renowned.

In addition to their remarkable probing into the nature of existence, their achievements included a degree of psychological insight for which they are not generally given credit.

That nations needed explaining — a novel proposition in itself — was the kind of insight for which Anderson was known.

Finally, group D contains all other immune function markers that can help to provide mechanistic insights, but for which the clinical relevance is currently unclear.

"New product is even more important now than any other time," said Jesse Toprak, vice president for industry trends and insights for TrueCar.com, which tracks vehicle sales and prices.

According to Google Insights for Search, which tracks what the online masses are searching for within specific times and regions, the former Alaska governor-turned vice presidential nominee-turned media celebrity far surpasses Obama when it comes to Google searches.

Women tend to be underserved by financial advisers in general, though, said Katie Libbe, Vice President of Consumer Insights for Allianz Life, which regularly publishes its Women, Money, and Power study.

Our study was based on a publicly available search engine database, Google Insights for Search, which provides time series data of weekly search trends from January 1, 2004 to June 30 , 2009