Sentence examples for insights says from inspiring English sources

"She's great company and fantastically interesting to talk to - always full of insights," says Moore.

Even the process of raising money online brings great marketing benefits and consumer insights, says Luke Lang, co-founder and CMO of Crowdcube.

Steve Rubel, who works in PR but has "digital insights", says that "what is really does is kill SEO": "Here's what this means: no two people will see the same web.

"It's often people like Steve Jobs who can draw from a deep reservoir of diverse experience that generate breakthrough ideas and insights," says Hal B. Gregersen, a professor at the European Institute of Business Administration, or Insead.

Each sensor mote at the conference cost about $50 to build and it turned out that "you really need density to build good insights," says Michael Manoochehri, an engineer at Google.

Afterwards, they incorporate the insights gleaned into briefings for superiors.One reason why board games are useful is that you can constantly tweak the rules to take account of new insights, says Timothy Wilkie of the National Defence University in Washington, DC.

"It is a wonderful narrative, spiced with psychological insights," said Stanley Renshon, a psychoanalyst and political scientist at the City University of New York who has written about Mr. McCain and his book.

Such data comparisons could yield "unexpectedly interesting insights," said Mr. Thompson, the chief operating officer of the Lexington Institute, a conservative public policy research organization based in Arlington, Va.

Update: CB Insights said it uses a "number of data points" and its own tech tool — called Mosiac — to create the list.

Prescriptive insights say 'do this not that'.

-Thank you for that consoling insight, says Dad.