Sentence examples for means insight from inspiring English sources

"We're all familiar with the phrase 'knowledge is power', and in this case knowledge means insight gained from this newly available data.

It means insights on group facilitation, group dynamics, system change and personal mindfulness are included in the courses we teach at the Institute for Leadership and Sustainability (IFLAS).

That means Insights was underreporting reach by a massive 66percentt.

It provided details as to which mobile apps actually have active users and whether those users were gained through organic means – insights that were hard to access otherwise, as the app stores' top charts today are focused on downloads and velocity, not retention.

This ambiguity and hypocrisy means that insights about the reality of the prison experience for gay men and women in prison are hard to come by.

And because our data is so freely available, this means the insights generated from our unique identities are becoming the property of whatever organization that's created the devices we use.

While that should cover most holiday shopping lists, it means Shopping Insights still isn't particularly helpful for sellers of products that are considered relatively niche but still in demand, especially as gifts (like the limited edition sets many cosmetic companies put out for the holidays).

Problems with the recruitment and retention of nurses globally mean that insight into the factors that might increase retention in qualified staff and students is crucial.

Travel to the future means we gain insight to the implications of decisions in the present.

Insight means understanding how a problem emerged and what defensive purpose it serves.

The bias of asymmetric insight means that people are less likely to see others who disagree with them in nuanced or complex ways; simple things can explain complex and multifaceted changes in opinion or actions.