Sentence examples for data to be able from inspiring English sources

The first thing to say is that we need more data about open data to be able to make a real judgement.

I would work to get local police departments to keep data to be able to demonstrate that there was racial profiling.

But even this argument crumbled in Boyd's very next sentence: "The cost-benefit analysis is a very difficult analysis to do, in fact we really don't have full data to be able to do analysis like that.

But Prof Ian Boyd, chief scientific adviser at Defra, said: "The cost-benefit analysis is a very difficult analysis to do, in fact we really don't have full data to be able to do it".

"The time is rapidly approaching when we have got to have a debate in this country about do we expect companies who are holding massive amounts of public data to be able to show that they are putting in place the necessary security precautions... about whether there needs to be a better regulatory framework," Blears told BBC Radio 4's Today programme.

While privacy advocates and many iPhone users were alarmed by the revelations, Mr. Levinson and other security experts said they suspected that Apple had been using the data to be able to pinpoint a phone's location more quickly, saving bandwidth and battery life, when their owners used location-based services like maps and navigation.

Once this new node is admitted, it will need to know the "community data" to be able to communicate with the other nodes.

He thinks that eventually we'll go from sensor-based data to being able to treat whatever concern the technology diagnoses.

"I don't want big companies who amass [my data] to be able to abuse it," he said in the interview.

They need to be ­proficient in ­understanding and interpreting the data provided, to be able to adjust ­interpretations at a moment's notice.

"It's about building something that's fairly well known but allows us to generate this data scale to be able to better understand the issue".