Sentence examples for data spokesman from inspiring English sources

"He wants to see the real data," spokesman Jeffrey Millman said.

The Clinton campaign was told that four users made a total of 25 searches of its data, spokesman Brian Fallon said in a statement.

"The intention is for the work to benefit British companies to have an advantage in big data," the spokesman said.

Authorities are taking the situation "very seriously", but cases are hard to follow due to the lack of central data collection, spokesman Johannes Dimroth said.

Asked to comment yesterday on the United Nations data, a spokesman for Mr. Blair's office estimated that 90percentt of the heroin sold on British streets came from Afghanistan.

"Broadly speaking, a precedent of deleting adverse information once a delinquent debt is paid would seriously impinge on the quality of data," a spokesman said.

Commenting on the GDP data, a spokesman for the Treasury said: "The economy is recovering from a recession we now know was deeper than we thought and the deepest of any major economy except Japan.

While Cirque does not release box office data, a spokesman said the "Zarkana" weekly grosses had exceeded those of the top Broadway musicals all summer, suggesting receipts upward of $2 million a week; while the run ends on Oct. 8, a 2012 return has already been scheduled.

The tool did offer some interesting insights, though I found at least one kink: a need for instructions to make clear how you actually direct the tool to recalculate your score in response to new data (a spokesman says the company is working on it).

The key area we are intervening on is the definition of personal data," the spokesman said in a statement.

"We cannot be in a position where service providers are unable to retain this data," the spokesman said.