Sentence examples for Data inviting from inspiring English sources

He's set free government data, inviting inventors and innovators to build brand new apps and businesses on city information spanning from MTA real-time data to information about parks, restaurants, even highly geeky trends in city demographics and education statistics.

To achieve those ends, he's created a Handmade Visualization Toolkit, inviting people to create public displays of data using elementary tools like balloons, tape, and rubber balls.

After his first successful appearance, Clark began, at the encouragement and invitation of the station, to arrange more "Smithsonian Radio Talks," inviting speakers from within his institution's various bureaus.

And it appeared to be succeeding, with the Arab League inviting the council to represent Libya at its next meeting later this month.

Three weeks ago at the Travelers Championship, the caddies put up a sign, "Steve Williams Benevolent Fund", inviting the boys to donate.

In other words, Mexico increased its relative protection against non-members of NAFTA, inviting more trade diversion.

In May, Mrs. Storey received a surprise telephone call from the White House inviting her to a Memorial Day reception there.

Then I received this call from Yale University inviting me to come here and take some time from my normal life.

Then I saw an advert in the Blackpool Gazette inviting people to a meeting to learn more about fracking.

A week or so after her intervention, she got a call from City Hall inviting her to an awards ceremony.

The only thing more suicidal than Time Warner inviting subscribers to try out its less expensive competition is for CBS to hold out for higher fees from Time Warner.