Sentence examples for concerned that the data from inspiring English sources

Edwin C. Hustead, chairman of the actuarial panel, said in an interview he was concerned that the data were being used in an improper way.

Though Mr. Spreng said he was concerned that the data could be misinterpreted, he added that "we're not going to fight" the demands for disclosure.

Told of the bus report, the city's public advocate, Bill de Blasio, said he was concerned that the data was not shared sooner.

Human rights groups are concerned that the data, collected for the first time this year from pupils aged two to 19 as part of the schools census, could be used against children and their families by immigration enforcement.

Their reasons were entirely trivial: one cited the difficult of putting together a data set (wouldn't this have to be done anyway in order to publish a paper?); another was concerned that the data might be analyzed using invalid methods (surely a judgment for the scientific community as a whole).

Privacy advocates are concerned that the data could be used for less benevolent purposes: Though the information is being collected with the best of intentions – safer cars or to provide drivers with more services and conveniences – there is always the danger it can end up in lawsuits, or in the hands of the government or with marketers looking to drum up business from passing motorists.

Sizer said it was "very concerning" that the data reveals that tree loss in Brazil and Indonesia is on the rise again – by 16% and 30% respectively since 2013 – despite longer term downward trends.

Overall, we are concerned that the big data paradigm has taken a whole generation of science and research down the wrong path and given a false sense of progress, in effect, creating a modern-day Maginot Line.

"Regulators are concerned that these data will fall into the wrong hands" in the public cloud, he said.

Mr Thomas said this year he was concerned that the vast amount of data being collected on individuals meant we were sleep-walking into a surveillance society.

He was concerned that the company's troubling data points could cause high-end clients to flee their accounts.