Sentence examples for data to impress from inspiring English sources

The prosecution, despite its grim talk of Chinese spies, claimed in its court papers that Dr. Lee wanted to use the data to impress potential employers during a job search.

The government apparently is now operating under the theory that one of Mr. Lee's motives for downloading data was to impress potential employers.

They were expert whistlers and chess players, phenomenal wielders of tools and pencils, sole suppliers of whatever anecdotes and cultural data I was able to impress my friends with.

Economic data may be less likely to support the indexes because traders have become harder to impress as the data strengthened in recent weeks, said Bill Stone, chief investment strategist with the PNC Asset Management Group.

To impress them?

He has to impress us".

People want to impress him.

Eddie is dressed to impress.

Clearly it continues to impress.

"Dress to impress," he said.

Or hoping to impress somebody.