Sentence examples for insights yet from inspiring English sources

Though he has had no insights yet into what shape McVicar's production will take, Kaufmann trusts the director's vision.

Solar Orbiter should give us our best insights yet into what drives the 11-year activity cycle.

Data on how LEED credits were achieved in previous projects may offer some insights, yet no research has quantitatively analyzed the previous records.

"These data provide NHS trusts and health boards from around the UK with the clearest insight yet in helping them understand their performance against their peers.

The document, which was written in the immediate aftermath of Copenhagen but has only now come to light, provides the most candid insight yet into Chinese thinking on the fraught summit.

During his captivity Mr. Fowler, who was the United Nations special envoy to Niger, gained perhaps the sharpest insight yet into the mentality of some of the men who now hold northern Mali.

Although unsurprisingly deferential in tone, the questions nonetheless provide the clearest insight yet into Cook's thinking about the election of Trump, who openly and repeatedly railed against Apple in his campaign for the company's lack of US manufacturing jobs, offshoring of capital, and refusal to aid the FBI in hacking into an iPhone once used by a dead terrorist.

The damning report, parts of which have been leaked to media in Sri Lanka, is likely to be the most comprehensive insight yet into the bloody final stages of the 2009 offensive that crushed the rebel Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE, known as the Tamil Tigers) and brought an end to a decades-long civil war that had taken more than 70,000 lives.

WASHINGTON — The Congressional vote on whether to strike Syria will offer the best insight yet on which wing of the Republican Party — the traditional hawks, or a growing bloc of noninterventionists — has the advantage in the fierce internal debates over foreign policy that have been taking place all year.

The results provide the clearest insight yet into the interaction between our ancestors and Neanderthals, when they first encountered each other and why the Neanderthals went extinct, according to the lead researcher, Prof Thomas Higham of the University of Oxford.

The quality of packaging and camerawork is shocking, but they are the best insight yet into Grime and the gypsy musical revolution it's creating in Britain (what did we tell you black Oi! for 2004).