Sentence examples similar to data worries from inspiring English sources

State air monitor data worried regulators.

The banks will soon begin pushing back – yet again – against the agency's attempt to collect this data, worried that it will bring with it a bunch of lawsuits about "pinklining".

Other tech firms including Microsoft, Facebook and Google are also moving to strengthen the encryption of customers' data, worrying that they have lost the public's trust following the revelations of wide-spread surveillance of the public by Western governments.

Twitter offers academics full access to its vast data, but the legal strings attached to the data worry some researchers.

The data worried public officials and health experts, who said authorities needed to do more to ensure preschoolers are vaccinated.

The data reawakened worries about a return to higher inflation and higher interest rates.

Even though markets surged higher, the new employment data increased worries about the government's release of monthly unemployment statistics on Friday.

But the Financial Aid Director in me looks at that same data and worries about the "price" of that convenience given that Downtown rents are notoriously higher priced.

"The recent clutch of disappointing data raises worries that the US economy is slowing sharply, wrong-footing policymakers who decided to hike interest rates for the first time in almost a decade late last year".

The pound has been weakening this year following some disappointing economic data and worries that the UK may lose its triple-A credit rating.

And BusinessWeek reports in its current issue: "Princeton University won't allow its students to use the device on campus Wi-Fi networks because of data security worries".