Sentence examples for Generous data from inspiring English sources

What's more, AT&T's most generous data plan, which allows for 4GB of usage a month (roughly 12-24 hofrstreamingaming video), will cost you one-and-a-half-times what T-Mobile's unlimited plan will.

He has also strengthened the zebrafish community through his generous data sharing, collaborative spirit, and help for dozens of labs in mutation and gene mapping.

The project would not be possible without the generous data sharing, opinions, advice and participation of our long list of collaborators, found at http://www.natureserve.org/aboutUs/latinamerica/col_institutions.jsp.jsp

Zimbabweans with $30 smartphones can buy generous WhatsApp data "bundles" for $3 per month.

My advice would be to save the expense (and second contract) by making sure your phone has a generous monthly data allowance and support for tethering.

We therefore also compared our incidences of osteoarthritis to the rates in the general population by data (generous support from Professor Gunnar Engström) from a large Swedish population-based cohort study well representing the distribution of body mass index, the prevalence of smoking and sociodemographic status and the average incidence of hip and knee joint replacement in Sweden [23].

Thanks to the efforts of investigators such as Tinwell and Ashby, who are generous with the data they have generated, a growing database exists for estrogenic chemicals.

The United States provides the most generous terms for data exclusivity, which keeps critical information about the drugs out of the hands of generic drugmakers.

Yet others are not that generous with their data, which is the third barrier.

The Hong Kong-based group, which has carriers in six countries in Europe as well as others in Asia, has been expanding on the Continent, where its companies specialize in low-price calling plans with generous, often unlimited data downloads.

It's efficient, it's sensible and it will never happen, because politicians are too ignorant of these simple ideas, too arrogant to have their ideologies questioned, and too scared – let's be generous – of hard data on their good intentions.