Sentence examples for data to consider from inspiring English sources

Stocks fell yesterday as investors, without any fresh major economic data to consider, cautiously stepped back after four days of gains.

Analysts said the conflicting news from technology companies puzzled investors, who, without any major economic data to consider, were seeking clues about the strength of the economy from the coming preannouncement season.

Three pieces of data to consider: First, Mr. Obama's personal favorability ratings — which continue to average about 50 percent — are considerably higher than his approval ratings, which are now around 40 percent.

THERE is a lot of new euro area economic data to consider today, the most important of which is a first estimate of the euro zone's second quarter output.

Before making its decision, the Fed will have several more sets of economic data to consider, including a report on job creation and unemployment next Friday and the report on the Consumer Price Index, which will be released on the morning of the Fed meeting on May 16.

In a case this complex, with reams of market and technological data to consider, a jurist with experience presiding over antitrust matters may prove a boon for both parties Born in Boston in 1948, Judge Huvelle graduated from Wellesley in 1970 and Boston College Law School in 1975, and served as a clerk for the chief justice of the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court.

There's another data point to consider, too.

China gives us an interesting contemporary data point to consider.

Instead of blocking out unpleasant data, we try to consider its validity and possible helpfulness.

Our data have limitations to consider.

However, the approach has come under pressure from data to be considered in the next section.