Sentence examples for ever-widening data from inspiring English sources

Although the current study only has 100 participants, future work will allow for the team to improve their software and techniques with an ever-widening data set that will be the first of its kind.

Or office workers might check up on the children at home from their desktop computers.But all of these benefits, from better medical care and crime prevention to the more banal delights of the "intelligent" home, come with one obvious drawback an ever-widening trail of electronic data.

YouTube is not a single entity but rather one loop in a wide (and ever-widening) net that collects data on user behavior.

The data illustrate the ever-widening gap between the true haves — those in the 0.1% — and the have-nots of a global economy.

But an ever-widening chasm exists between 2014 and today.

Our ever-widening news media lens magnifies everything.

Instead it chose to shoot from an ever-widening perimeter.

America ("the story of its ever-widening circle of freedom").

Two weeks ago in this space, I wrote about the strange conjunction of America's ever-widening inclusiveness and ever-growing disparity.

Yet they remained hundreds of millions apart, with an ever-widening rhetorical gulf.

But Clarke trills and singsongs her lines through a mask of haughtiness or ever-widening smiles.