Sentence examples for compiling about from inspiring English sources

In 1964, Senator Kennedy wrote to Hoover and asked him to write an essay for a book Mr. Kennedy was compiling about his father, Joseph P. Kennedy.

The fact is, though, that nowadays a computer model can probably already do a decent job of ascertaining your sexual orientation, even better than facial-recognition technology can, simply by scraping and analyzing the reams of data that marketing firms are continuously compiling about you.

The Ḥamāsah was compiled about 835 while Abū Tammām was staying at Hamadan (Iran).

What surprising facts can you compile about a topic you care about, and how might you display them?

But most consumers never learn the specific pieces of information that have been compiled about them by marketers.

In a report this year, the F.T.C. recommended that Congress pass a law giving consumers the right to have some access to the records data brokers compile about them.

For instance, there is no federal law that requires such companies to allow consumers to have access to and correct marketing data that's been compiled about them.

For his text he chose an English translation of three short poems that deal with fate from a Japanese collection, "Kokin Wakashu," compiled about 905.

Catalan maritime law, compiled about 1370 in the Llibre del consolat de mar (Book of the Consulate of the Sea), enjoyed wide European recognition and usage.

At least for now, however, these companies typically do not permit consumers to see the records or marketing scores that have been compiled about them.

When the Mishna (the first constituent part of the Talmud) was compiled about 200 ce, it incorporated the teachings of the Pharisees on Jewish law.