Sentence examples for data wants from inspiring English sources

The average Republican voter, based on this data, wants a mix of 26 percent tax increases to 74 percent spending cuts.

Box, which specializes in the cheap storage and sharing of data, wants to avoid commoditization by becoming more of a platform for software developers to work in.

The OFT, which is concerned about privacy issues and the misuse of personal data, wants the IAB to get members to "provide clear notices alongside behavioural adverts and information about opting out".

"Data wants to be free" and so on.

Google Earth's Outreach program that equips nonprofits and public-benefit organizations with data wants to give the world these insights.

It may not make the "data wants to be free" crowd happy, but it could show that Web 2.0 is for more than just geeks.

"Most people with data want others to have and use it," he reckons.

It's setting up a course in managing big data, wanting Budapest to become a knowledge hub like Boston, London or Berlin.

They value data, want measurable results and appreciate Sama's commitment to lean startup principles.

People don't want to store data, they want to have fun.

In the definition above, (kappa ) represents the (randomized) query/analysis that the data user wants to perform on the data.