Sentence examples for data to fall from inspiring English sources
With absolutely no data to fall back on, they had to begin from scratch.
They expected the real-world data to fall somewhere between the two extremes: targeted searching and haphazard surfing.
The authorities fretted that were the precise methods and detailed genetic data to fall into the wrong hands, the consequences would be too awful to contemplate.
Insurers have lots of historical data to fall back on when setting their premiums and even then many have gone bust in the past.
The NSABB fretted that were the precise methods and detailed genetic data to fall into the wrong hands, the consequences would be too awful to contemplate.
Instead a confusing mosaic of city, state and county reporting leaves too many cracks for data to fall through, without imposing consequences for local police failing to report when they kill those they are sworn to protect.
Peaks in data appear to fall later in the evening, reflecting the use of online entertainment, but this is far from fixed.
Dr. Wefel noted, however, that according to most models, a pulsar could generate particles with even more energy, up to trillions of volts, whereas the bump in the ATIC data seems to fall off at around 800 billion electron volts.
Academic data refer to fall 2008.
Academic data refer to fall 2008 unless otherwise noted.
Archaeologist Nuno Bicho of the University of Algarve in Portugal agrees that "the new data seem to fall a bit short of confirming [the] idea," that Neandertals were artists.
