Sentence examples for dangerous data from inspiring English sources
It's true that Twitter doesn't handle as much secret and possibly dangerous data as Google, Facebook, or Yahoo, which are all cooperating.
Holm also said the fish and wildlife service had received reports that the occupiers were accessing federal records at the refuge, raising concerns about a possibly dangerous data breach.
The more controversial of two papers describing how the lethal H5N1 bird flu could be made easier to spread was published Thursday, six months after a scientific advisory board suggested that the papers' most potentially dangerous data be censored.
Something to celebrate Why phones are replacing cars No democracy please, we're shareholders Mission not yet accomplished Dangerous data Reprints Related items Identity cards: Will they work Apr 29th 2004A few people including some cabinet ministers remain hostile.
Something to celebrate Why phones are replacing cars No democracy please, we're shareholders Mission not yet accomplished Dangerous data Reprints Related items Mobile phones: Battling for the palm of your handApr 29th 2004Less visibly, as the structure of the mobile-phone industry changes, it increasingly resembles that of the car industry (see article).
Something to celebrate Why phones are replacing cars No democracy please, we're shareholders Mission not yet accomplished Dangerous data ReprintsNo time for backslidingThe Americans need to isolate the worst areas, namely Fallujah and Najaf, patiently picking off the insurgents and resisting the temptation to use sledgehammers to crack some admittedly tough nuts.
The founders explained that the service also strips out "dangerous" web data including known malware and unwanted tracking services.
It can be dangerous to get data firsthand.
But this case is different, because it teaches us something about a dangerous practice called data mining -- in which advisers continually run investment strategies through databases until they find one that has beaten the market.
In a lengthy interview with the Guardian and five other European newspapers, Tusk, the former Polish prime minister, described Merkel's open-door policy on refugees as "dangerous" and derided data claiming that Syrian-war refugees made up a majority of those trying to get to Europe.
As they say, there's a dangerous lack of data on trans cancer issues.
