Sentence examples for afraid of data from inspiring English sources

Quite simply, I believe some staff are afraid of data and see it as another obstacle to teaching or another thing "we have to do".

She says that "Julie" does not like to consume apps on phones because she is "a bit afraid of data consumption," and because of that B&N has found a good way to market apps to her: by making them free when she is in the store to try them out.

Through what can only be described as a campaign of media manipulation, Greenfield shows that she is afraid of what actual data might reveal.

That's because most doctors are still afraid of privacy and data security issues.

According to research sponsored by Toshiba, more Americans are afraid of losing digital data — photos, documents, etc — than they are about losing their wallet or an audit by the IRS.

Someone apparently leaked a Greek Wikileak, and I'm too afraid of going over my data plan to load it.

That in turn means we have to be very afraid of Uncle Steve owning our data.

"I get most excited about people who are highly experimental, not afraid of rejection, and who are super data driven.

Sheer logic dictates that the authors are not afraid of competition (otherwise, why share the data? Please note that I am a cynic and have been taught by many reviewers that "scientific altruism" is as abundant as snarks and unicorns).

Why should Brits be afraid of what the incoming president means for their personal data?

And was Amazon afraid of what such disclosure could ultimately reveal about the data it collects?