Sentence examples for public insights from inspiring English sources

Mr. Morgenthau said yesterday that his interest was to give the public insights into the criminal justice system: "Videotaped confessions are the most significant development prior to DNA.

Movies that portray the heroics of service members are also well worth watching and often provide the public insights into life in special operations or the service that can't be garnered anywhere else.

Monique Woodard, a longtime entrepreneur and more newly a venture partner at 500 Startups, credits her own path to the democratization of information brought about by social media platforms, as well as the many public insights into the industry that VCs like Fred Wilson and Brad Feld have contributed over time.

The report of the employment tribunal offers a rare and fascinating public insight into the generally secretive world of university boards of examiners and examination processes.

Her original motivation was to give the public insight into the dancers' art: how they are able to translate ideas onto their bodies, how they take direction and how they react to pressure.

While the questioning does not necessarily indicate how the judges may ultimately rule on the decision, which concluded that Microsoft had committed a raft of antitrust violations, it provided the first public insight into some of the issues that the court finds troubling.

Third, is the complementary effect between increasing public insight and knowledge about biomedical research in general and genomics in particular and that of greater transparency and accountability.

Campaign operatives can no longer get away with peddling favorable, skewed tidbits from their polls, and the public develops insights into political machinations because journalists now learn what only political insiders used to know.

Our findings may provide public health insights into understanding norovirus transmission in the community.

This study will build upon the NIEHS's previous work on the effects of exposure to nano-sized ceria and help to translate previous findings into valuable public health insights.

The Études inculcated into a middle-class public the insight and sensitivity of the historical, humanistic approach to religion.