Sentence examples for wider insights from inspiring English sources
Fluent in several languages, he grew up in the Archdiocese of Westminster and to that local experience could add wider insights as a renowned preacher and retreat-giver.
It's not easy to turn one's life into effective memoir -- it often takes passing decades or a sudden life change to step far enough back to manage wider insights.
All countries now invite scholars from other countries to give lectures and seminars, providing a forum for early-career researchers and other scholars to gain wider insights.
Tuberculosis in children presents particularly difficult challenges, but research priorities and advances in pediatric tuberculosis could provide wider insights and opportunities for tuberculosis control.
Another strength was the location of the study as the accessing of social and community centres increased diversity thus enabling wider insights into the multitude of care pathways (both conventional and traditional) when compared to clinic-based studies.
In this regard, parasites screening in birds hosts may serve in monitoring insect populations and functional interactions and may thus provide wider insights into biodiversity conservation in agricultural landscapes.
It's offered a wider insight into the overall structure of the system".
She was drawn to these passages now, but when she read them she found that what she had pounced on with such satisfaction, at one time, on rereading seemed obscure and unsettling.... what to the partial vision of the living appears as the act of a fiend is perceived by the wider insight of the dead to be an aspect of cosmic justice...
The volume of systematic data is likely to grow and provide a wider insight into the mutation burden in cancer.
Hence, a wider insight into the current state of malnutrition related research is given by taking recent developments in GIScience into account.
Taken together, our study provided wider insight into the deeper role of WNT5B-triggered WNT/β-catenin signaling; it might regulate breast tumor progression and outcome by modulating mitochondrial physiology through MCL1.
