Sentence examples for usable insight from inspiring English sources

Knecht's most usable insight is the reminder that a lot of painful experiences are universal, or at least shared widely enough that people have written books about them.

To read blogs requires a willingness to wander from link to link in the hope that some mind-numbingly detailed dispute over, say, the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, the Catholic Church's position on homosexuality or an Oscar nomination will resolve itself into a usable insight.

Every touch point is of significant value to the client and gives immediate and usable insight into how they can approach a number of key future opportunities and threats.

There is a massive skills, practice and leadership gap in the UK public sector that prevents them from turning their masses of performance data into usable insights.

based Invoke Solutions offers real-time online and mobile research services that offer "fast, usable insights for their clients".

In the rapidly changing field of global health, it is hard to know whether the recent attention to systems thinking is just another fad, or something more durable that offers usable insights for understanding and action.

The main survey interest is to provide new and usable insights into the use of moderate or high risk regimens in breast cancer and NHL, as well as on the incidence and management of FN in these patient groups in a Belgian daily practice setting.

The technical robustness of a method is a required parameter to consistently provide high quality data usable for biological insight.

But for that you get not only meals, exercise, massages and therapies, but also a usable program and great insight into yourself -- which are either extra or nonexistent at other spas.

BenevolentAI's mission is to accelerate global scientific discovery by turning the world's highly fragmented scientific information into new insight and usable knowledge that ultimately benefits society.

Early in the history of agriculture, people realized — without, obviously, understanding the chemistry behind this insight — that when usable nitrogen ran low fields turned barren.