Sentence examples for data so long from inspiring English sources

It would allow the retention of data so long as the government has more than an unsubstantiated hunch.

Paul Greenberg, head of the National Online Retailers Association told Guardian Australia that he was happy to share his data "so long as I'm getting something back".

Sony's hackers have told the company that they will not release any more data so long as the release of controversial film The Interview never gets released.

Philip Jones, editor of The Bookseller, believes there is "nothing wrong with the data, so long as its limitations are understood", but feels Howey has gone too far in interpreting it.

Interestingly enough, however, Paul said that there should not be any government restrictions on the way tech companies collect personal data, so long as users agree to it.

Feeding an attacker data (so long as its not malware) may not be illegal, but these other active defense actions likely are.

In reality, these could be external data sources where it may not even be necessary to update the data sources so long as sufficient external data is available.

Similar thrills attended the mainstreaming of the phrase "big data", which made everyone wonder in embarrassment how they had got along with their pathetic wad of tiny data for so long.

Prio can handle large amounts of data and, so long as the servers never collude, the system reveals nothing other than aggregate statistics.

Finally, the CFPB should act to protect consumers from liability from data sharing, so long as they behave with reasonable care.

Uber has been analyzing a dizzying amount of trip data for so long, it can now (mostly) understand the purpose of a given trip based on the details of your request.