Sentence examples for data for a while from inspiring English sources

"The market is going to be very volatile to economic data for a while".

Professor Manning, who has downloaded a copy of the AOL data set but has no immediate plans to work with it, added that the trove of raw research material represented by the AOL data "obviates the need for anyone to worry about getting data for a while".

And in the case of Telefónica specifically, it's actually been in the business of commercial big data for a while already.

Foursquare has highlighted similar data for a while on the stats page, showing you who you check-in with most often.

"The breach occurred some time ago, and the hackers sort of sat on the data for a while and were just putting it up for sale in the chatrooms," notes Clements.

The debate had George Katona2 as the leading proponent of qualitative attitudinal questions vs. Thomas Juster who did not find them useful in predicting behavior.3 This debate would have left economists suspicious of any expectation data for a while.

The European Commission has been banging the open data drum for a while now, launching its Open Data Strategy for Europe back in 2011.

While companies like Informatica have been providing on premise software for this kind of data manipulation for a while, Mor argues that they're more retrofits and are not wholly cloud-based like Xplenty's technology.

Greylock has been talking about the importance of data for a long while.

As Steinberg notes in his post on the service, other services such as Flickr and Posterous have been utilizing location data in images for a while, but none currently tie in with Foursquare.

With their new shared data plans expected to launch any time now, this may br your last chance to lay claim to a free data plan bump for a while, so get cracking if you've been mulling a switch to Verizon.