Sentence examples for get disaggregated from inspiring English sources

What I'm looking forward to on the long side is when these big banks get disaggregated.

The complexes get disaggregated by sonication.

"Right now," says former SEC commissioner Steven Wallman, "we take disaggregated data and have accountants aggregate it, only to have investors disaggregate it again".

One-size fits all scores like FICO will become disaggregated.

In Table 5, we have disaggregated the data by model.

All of these efforts have disaggregated data at their core.

Now we have disaggregated numbers, cover the conditions within the contracts, and are looking at the whole value chain.

Sex, childbearing and childrearing -- which marriage once bound as tightly as an atomic nucleus -- have been disaggregated.

Companies are getting smaller and businesses are being disaggregated.

Respondents also demanded a "data revolution" to increase access to up to date, disaggregated and reliable information to get a more timely idea of development progress and to hold leaders to account for their policies.

When I asked Spitzer whether the new states' rights movement had in some sense made his investigation of Merrill possible, he said, "Let's disaggregate the pieces".