Sentence examples for disconcerting data from inspiring English sources
But, stressing that he "lacked confidence in Firestone", Ford's chief executive, Jacques Nasser, said at a news conference that he ordered the recall anyway because of increasingly disconcerting data.
It followed disconcerting data on manufacturing and durable goods.
"It's disconcerting that the data was so much lower than what we were looking for, but there's no reason for investors to sell," said Michael Binger, senior portfolio manager at Gradient Investments in Minneapolis.
Perhaps even more disconcerting are data about the recent attrition of NIH-funded physician-scientists.
The findings were so disconcerting that portions of the data were hidden away for decades and the research became a topic for vituperative disputes.
Another disconcerting methodological issue was that the 2001 data, which showed a strong downward trend in autism rates in at least two of the three age groups (continuing from 1999 through 2001), was not included in the final publication.
Furthermore, the reality and perception of how data are being used are widely disconcerting.
Lack of reporting on rabies data by most developing countries is disconcerting.
It is the core of what great innovation regions do, which is why the data around firm age structure is so disconcerting.
That the personal data that American citizens produce on a daily basis is now fuel for a vast government machine — a machine that transforms information into intelligence — is highly disconcerting.
