Sentence examples for huge archives from inspiring English sources

Founded in a pre-digital era, photo agencies inevitably built up huge archives that became costly to maintain.

The first consumer credit bureaus appeared in the 1870s and quickly amassed huge archives of deeply personal information.

The untold history of our modern credit scoring system and how it emerged from a 19th-century surveillance infrastructure with huge archives of personal information.

Bradley Manning, an Army intelligence analyst accused of delivering huge archives of classified documents to WikiLeaks, was a military prosecution that would most likely have been brought under any administration.

Every time players complete a level, they help with a real-life task - digitising huge archives of Finland's National Library.

Its CEO and co-founder, Adam Rugel is well aware that it will never be able to match the huge archives of Frommer's or Lonely Planet and the company is not profitable.

The Office site has a huge archive of templates for a variety of documents types.

Mr. Foose had amassed a huge archive on the performing arts.

The University of Valladolid has a huge archive of past ACM questions with automated judging.

But Burton's photographs — the gems from a huge archive, most of which is solidly documentary — are mercifully free of brash celebration.

To train their statistical algorithms on common sentence structure, word order and most widely used words, they fed their computers a huge archive of articles from news wires.