用insiders造句子，“insiders”造句
Such chatter has spread like wildfire, But insiders have denied that the phone has hit the skids.
This has created a dual labour market for older workers, of cosseted insiders on the one hand and unemployed or retired outsiders on the other.
You could instead do a demonstration to executives and other insiders at the same time, or demo to end users every other iteration, or orchestrate user group meetings around demos, or whatever.
But insiders worry that new users perceiveWikipedia as “uninviting” and “insular”.
Indeed, some insiders are now saying that European leaders will not be able to resolve their differences in March.
That may be because these anecdotes display insiders’ familiarity, and often an implied intimacy, with distinguished academics and the elite institutions in which they reside.
One of the Times’ insiders not only likens the squabble to “world war three” but also dubs it “the biggest ego battle in history”. So much for Julius Caesar and Mark Anthony.
Mr Eisner certainly pushed synergy hard, but Mr Iger's collaborative management style is better suited to it, insiders say.
Some insiders have speculated that the party might substitute another candidate for Ms Yingluck, partly as a SOP to the army and to palace factions that loathe her brother.
The nimblest insiders from the old regime get their money out quickly, or launder their reputations.
Word is that this model will go up against the sleek and slinky HP Veer, although some Apple insiders have intimated it won't be smaller, but simply cut back on top-end specs.
Many retail investors shrug off the inherent disadvantage they face, with so many insiders privy to so much information that they are not.
Lastly, in almost any Arab country, at almost any time, political and social discontent is in danger of tipping into violence—even, some insiders and outsiders are beginning to argue, into revolution.
Maybe the person just sat on their phone—which explains why some industry insiders call inadvertent dialing "butt calls."
