Sentence examples for live insight from inspiring English sources

The fanfare at PAX included LOL style commentators trying to provide live insight on a game that no one had figured the ins and outs of.

[This] is a significant advance in the televising of the Scottish courts and it will provide an important live insight – most especially for Mr Carmichael's constituents – into the legal process in this case".

They're an Israeli company that gets live insight into daily app usage through two consumer products: Onavo Extend, which helps consumers save on their mobile bills by compressing data usage and Onavo Count, which tells you how much data you're using.

A few months back, I spoke Rob Brimm, president of SAP Fieldglass, whose Live Insights product lets employers benchmark, plan, predict and simulate scenarios for how they will use their "external talent"—meaning freelancers, contractors and other contingent workers— in real time.

Brimm described how the sophisticated algorithms of their new product Live Insights can parse through extensive data of relevant contractors' availability in the appropriate locale and their known hourly fees or competitive current rates in the open market.

Nevertheless, the very continuance of such ancient forms through all the vicissitudes of history gives extremely rare living insights into the probable nature of music and cultural life in East Asia more than 1,000 years ago.

Digital media fosters a particular illusion: that we are getting a "live", unvarnished insight.

If we could really live that insight, the world would be better — to see the great, often unbridgeable distance between yourself and "the other" turn into a roadway paved with understanding.

Lehman added that the primary goal of universities is "the pursuit of deeper intellectual understanding and the preparation of students for lives of insight, leadership and contribution.

Ms. Werger's doula, Lisa Gould Rubin, 49, of South Salem said she works extensively with her clients during their pregnancies, advising them to examine their own lives for insight into how they want to give birth.

However inscrutable human conduct, it is difficult not to search these lives for insight into some of the modern era's most difficult questions, about illusion and mass intoxication, art and truth, courage and capitulation.