Sentence examples for data bringing from inspiring English sources

Critics of the controversial investigatory powers bill, which went before the House of Lords on Monday, say it will offer the security services access to personal data, bringing a reality to bulk surveillance.

In all, 843 corporations took advantage of the offer, according to recent I.R.S. statistics of income data, bringing back $362 billion in foreign profits, paid to the parent corporations as dividends.

Dr. Gravel and Dr. Bustamante now calculate that 51,000 years ago, give or take several thousand years, is the date best supported by genetic data, bringing the geneticists' date into alignment with the archaeologists' favored time for the exit from Africa.

The Graphics Processing Unit (GPU) architecture provides a greener alternative with low energy consumption for mining big data, bringing the power of thousands of processing cores into a single chip, thus opening a wide range of possible applications.

And given that Excel is often the place where many employees engage with a company's data, bringing these models to the spreadsheet seems like a logical next step.

System development problems fell into four main areas: maintaining user involvement in system development, understanding and integrating data, bringing disparate data sources together, and making use of assembled data.

The casualties data brought its own challenges, repeated again when we dealt with the Iraq data.

Updated at 9.27am BST 9.02am BST Greek PMI Today's data brings no respite for Greece.

Yesterday's economic data brought more evidence that the once red-hot economy is cooling.

The May data brought the monthly average for 2001 to 130,502 layoffs.

In this way, every new observation or bit of data brought into the web of science enhances the value of all other data points.