Sentence examples for provide outsiders from inspiring English sources

In the last several years, the country has taken its campaign to the Internet, posting thousands of videos onto YouTube that provide outsiders with rare glimpses into the world of North Korean propaganda.

For the Taliban's purposes, which were to stress the morbid toll of civilian casualties, they picked a good day to provide outsiders with their first look at what three and a half weeks of American bombing has done to Kandahar.

Which leads me to my usual caveat for traffic numbers like these to quiet any potential griping in comments: no third party measurement is perfect, and no, these companies don't provide outsiders with access to their servers, so the real traffic can't be tracked.

We don't know what will become of these religious settlements as their way of life becomes more and more encroached upon, but photographers like Montes Gonzalez provide outsiders a visual journal of their personal lives.

Iran, he declared, is proceeding on the path to democracy, if at its own pace, and the government is ready to engage with the outside world, provided outsiders treat it with respect.

With the aim of providing outsiders with better access to its online digital material, Columbia University today will unveil Columbia Interactive, a Web site of everything from conferences to faculty interviews to graduate student dissertations.

It is also getting easier, courtesy of the company itself: As Google continues to stockpile talent, its hiring activity provides outsiders with more and more clues about its intentions.

A jazz band may sound incidental, and at times it mostly provides outsiders, characters who know there's cloak-and-dagger stuff afoot and have the freedom to make wisecracks about it.

But when Posen arrived, in September 2009, his job was to provide an outsider's perspective".

Sometimes sharing your day's stresses with someone who doesn't work in A&E is helpful as they can provide an outsider's listening ear.

It's a good idea to send it to two different colleagues, one who is an expert in your field (an insider) and one who is from a related field who can provide the outsider's perspective.