Sentence examples for bought data from inspiring English sources

Instead of relying on rough estimates by local planners, she bought data from Claritas, a company that specializes in demographic and economic data.

For a campaign it's now running for a technology client, Cadreon bought data on visitors to Web sites of the client's competitors.

Land Registry has not yet published data for August but specialist residential property investor London Central Portfolio (LCP) has bought data from the body to make it possible to calculate average house prices for last month.

When you receive a catalog in the mail, seemingly at random, it is usually because a marketer has bought data about you — income level, interests, age, gender — from a firm like Acxiom or Experian.

Vendors affiliated with the presidential campaigns or the parties said in interviews that their businesses had bought data from Rapleaf or Intelius, companies that have been sued over alleged privacy or consumer protection violations.

To assess how often horses get injured, The Times bought data for about 150,000 races from 2009 through 2011, then searched for terms indicating that a horse encountered a physical problem, like "broke down," "lame" or "vanned off".

There have been questions raised about commercial companies buying data.

But privacy advocates say that buying data dossiers on consumers gives banks an unfair advantage.

Most sophisticated trading firms bypass the official record by buying data directly from the exchanges.

If you just want to buy data without signing up friends, it's $14 per gigabyte.

Keeble says buying data about their sales from Tesco was a great help and empowered them in future negotiations.