Sentence examples for data troubles from inspiring English sources

That loss of data troubles Mark T. Anderson, South Dakota Water Science Center director.

My G1 is on T-Mo and I've had no data troubles — and it's Microsoft that's scrambling to fix the issue.

Republicans, who have been having data troubles of their own this year, gloated at news of the DNC's misfortune.

Maria Mossaides, head of the office, said there are concerns about a "culture of silence" among staff members that don't always report problems and state agencies that are not sharing data when troubles occur.

Big data has trouble with big problems.

Surface data has trouble in its resolution and accuracy".

"To be honest, I'm quite an obsessive person," he admits right off the bat in our conversation that covers data visualization, the "troubles" in 80s Dublin, and naked streakers in European concert halls.

Job growth data is similarly troubling.

Dr. Thomas R. Frieden, the city's health commissioner, said he found the data to be troubling.

And I do think that our innate reluctance to make these kinds of data public is troubling.

The overwhelming demand meant that some Web sites and data networks had trouble keeping up, forcing many people to turn to less cutting-edge forms of media.