Sentence examples for insights perspectives from inspiring English sources
The spokesman said that during meetings between the Prince and ministers, Charles brings "important insights, perspectives and knowledge built over 40 years of experience in a range of areas aimed at transforming lives and building sustainable communities".
It added: "Official meetings, sometimes instigated by ministers, are important to the prince in his role as heir to the throne and ministers from successive governments have found that he brings important insights, perspectives and knowledge built over 40 years of experience in a range of areas aimed at transforming lives and building sustainable communities".
In contrast, tacit knowledge is personal knowledge embedded in individual experience and involves intangible factors, such as personal beliefs, insights, perspectives, and value systems.
In short, where comments are likely to add value (for us and other readers) in terms of additional insight, perspective or knowledge, and where we have time and resource to be involved in the conversation, we try to ensure commenting is turned on.
We talked to the experts, both the folks in the trenches and academics, too: men and women who could explain some of the issues societal and otherwise that underlie our dissatisfaction, and who could offer insight, perspective, even solutions.
She says children's "largely unfettered imaginations" offer business unique insights and perspectives.
These efforts can lead to new insights, new perspectives and new experiences.
His insights and perspectives contributed significantly to my overall development and helped me understand myself, my forefathers and my place in the world.
It is the same for listeners: language lets us learn the answers to practical questions, but it also opens us up to novel insights and perspectives.
These novel insights offer perspectives for the therapeutic targeting of PP1 by interfering with the binding of PIPs or substrates.
According to numerous case studies documented by Isaacs (1999), the dialogue process may generate new transformative insights and perspectives in the minds of participants.
