Sentence examples for arguing that the data from inspiring English sources

Not anytime soon, it said, arguing that the data is irrelevant because a typical sale involves four visits to its various channels.

Marketing companies regularly keep tabs on which prospective customers open their e-mail solicitations, and at what time of day, arguing that the data is used to devise more personalized promotions.

But the United Federation of Teachers, the city's teachers' union, has sued to keep names in the rankings private, arguing that the data is flawed and would result in unnecessary harm to the reputation of teachers.

Last year, the National Operating Committee on Standards for Athletic Equipment, or Nocsae, criticized Virginia Tech's helmet rating system, arguing that the data was based on college players wearing large helmets and therefore was not applicable to younger players who wear smaller helmets.

Kennedy disputes this point, arguing that the data were provided as the reviewers requested.

But several prominent researchers wrote letters to the FDA arguing that the data so far did not meet the minimum requirements needed for approval.

Arguing that "data is the new oil," Fertik believes that the only people not benefitting from today's social economy are consumers themselves.

But Mr. Donohue argues that the data strongly suggest that a link does exist.

The derivatives industry argues that the data indicates such fears are overstated.

The Justice Department argued that the data it received were flawed, and had been for more than a decade.

And Mr. Hunnicutt in turn argues that the data collected by the New York group is biased because only accountants who were angry about the proposal chose to respond.