Sentence examples for On hoarding from inspiring English sources

The tide has turned and scientists must embrace the coming era of "big data" meets "open data". While in the past one could build a career on hoarding federally-financed data that ensured publication exclusivity and worry little about pesky replication attempts, the coming era of scientific research will be increasingly defined by transparency rather than opacity.

If more than just a memory exists, it takes as its most common form the shape of a stained coaster, an empty matchbook, a creased bookmark, or if one is lucky or particularly bent on hoarding paper a poster backed with glue or pocked with staple holes.

The political assault on "hoarding" criminalized an innocent and efficient means of holding one's wholly legitimate possessions.

It borders on hoarding.

The task forces on hoarding are finding their mandates daunting.

Longitudinal studies are needed to further examine the long-term effect of stress on hoarding.

Companies in Japan, the United States and Europe are sitting on hoards of cash, doling out the money to shareholders rather than investing in new buildings, equipment or innovative products.

And it helps the independent players that acquirers like Google are sitting on hoards of cash that diminish the appeal of the lending and capital-raising promised by bigger banks.

So flight controllers, on the recommendation of spacecrafts engineers, suggested that the astronauts take a long tube that they had on hoard and hook it up between the lunar module fan and the command module canister.

Both companies are sitting on hoards of cash and, says Gurian, are leaders in their respective fields albeit suffering from a beaten-up customer base.

The company also sits on hoards of data, gathered from its shopping sites, as well as its financial and cloud computing businesses.