Sentence examples for data was in the from inspiring English sources

The data was in the public domain and the impact was of consequence only for HMRC senior management.

At present, the maximum penalty is a fine but a genuine belief that obtaining the data was in the public interest is a defence.

Jones is emphasising what David Adam pointed out earlier - that the divergence of the tree ring temperature data was in the open - in the Nature paper, which I have the link for now.

"Cabinet office policy on open data was in the doldrums well before the referendum," says open data campaigner Owen Boswarva when asked whether he thought Brexit would give the UK's open data movement a kicking.

But fraud victims planning to bring a class action against the telecoms firm have claimed that they were not properly warned that their personal data was in the hands of fraudsters after the 2014 breach, and therefore they should be compensated.

Once the data was in, the hatred faded.

Data is in the driver's seat.

Sometimes, it seems, the sanctity of data is in the eye, and ideology, of the beholder.

All the data is in the public domain, to maximise the benefit for as many people as possible.

"So I'm worried that my hospital data is in the hospital and it's not in my computer.

I'll never forget his Lodge Symposium pronouncement about the "grand experiment" there: "The data are in; the experiment failed".