Sentence examples for said insight from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kuhner said Insight stopped using bylines to encourage contributions from reporters for major news organizations.

He said Insight stopped using bylines to encourage contributions from reporters for major news organizations.

Speaking about his new role, Thaler said: "Insight from behavioural economics can help us design policies that are less intrusive and expensive, and which more effectively meet our goals". An example of Thaler-style regulation is the case of how Los Angeles improved hygiene.

Take the case of a law firm I know whose founder's vision was simply the practice of "great law". When I asked the senior partners what their clients valued most about the firm, they said, "Insight, quickness, a 'can-do' attitude, congeniality". "Service" came last.

"It's no secret that B2C marketers are under increased pressure as their role in business continues to evolve, and they need tools of their own to help drive results," said Insight principal Teddie Wardi in an emailed statement.

Kusovac said insight into this critical technology, and particularly the plane's secret radiation-absorbent exterior coating, would have significantly enhanced China's stealth know-how.

Emma Smith at Cancer Research UK said: "Insights into the molecules causing tumour growth in women with faulty BRCA1 genes could lead to new treatments reducing the risk of developing breast cancer, giving these women another option to lower their risk.

"And we have people that have, let's say, insight, personal experience with J. R.

"A lot of people were working on copper for a very long time because the benefits were very obvious," says Insight 64′s Brookwood.

Most of what he said offered insight or perspective.

Ann Dinsdale, collections manager of the Brontë Parsonage Museum in Haworth, said any insight into how Charlotte saw herself is interesting.