Sentence examples for data to make a from inspiring English sources

Use your data to make a histogram.

Passwords are not leaked, nor enough credit card data to make a purchase.

Three forces appointed a lesser proportion and 11 did not provide enough data to make a fair comparison.

Many entry-level jobs on Wall Street involve combing through data to make a case for a particular financial transaction.

The executives at Kroger used the data to make a decision to become this type of superstore.

If you were participating in the protests, how would you use that data to make a point?

He said that three years in the ballpark had given the team sufficient data to make a decision.

The technology uses social data to make a personality assessment and then, judging against real claims data, analyse the risk of insuring the driver.

Fortunately, in making the case for increased levels of international climate finance, the government now has the economic data to make a strong argument.

The new insights have been used in this study together with recent data to make a detailed analysis of the seiche characteristics of the Rotterdam Harbour.

The quirky cases strengthen our sense of the power of nature, but they don't provide enough data to make a scientific case.