Sentence examples for brunt of data from inspiring English sources

The hubs contain powerful computers designed to absorb the brunt of data floods and are, essentially, massive holding pens for zombies.

Bill Brady, the Republican nominee for governor in 2010, caught the brunt of a data-driven campaign last year when Illinois Democrats used information about pet owners gleaned from consumer research and imported it into the database.

The United Kingdom was not alone; analysis of data submitted to the World Health Organization's Salmonella surveillance system showed that Salmonella Enteritidis in the late 1980s was increasing on several continents, with North America, South America, and Europe appearing to bear the brunt [ 22].

However, economists were quick to brush off the data as insignificant because the brunt of the impact came from food and energy prices.

The report's analysis of IMF data also shows developing countries "bear the brunt" of tax-dodging by multinational companies with Australian operations.

Data on Atlantic cod catches show that, in general, the brunt of the fishing is carried by 5 7 year old fish.

"This data, given the timing of it, does not reflect the full brunt of the economic crisis and the housing crisis that we've been through," he said.

These data are consistent with the hypothesis that late-myelinating regions of the brain bear the brunt of age-related degenerative changes.

The problem is that as the pressure of Sats, data, target tracker and my appraisal looms angrily over me, there's 30 people who bear the brunt of it: my class.

But Mayweather bore the brunt of it.

Jersey got the brunt of it".