Our customers give us an inordinate amount of data.
After all, obtrusive ads suck battery life, use inordinate amounts of data, have long download times that retard the speed of your phone, and often occupy massive amounts of precious screen real estate.
The interrelationships of Kalligrammatinae currently are not fully resolved because of an inordinate amount of missing data.
In keeping with today's appetites for tabloid allegations couched as valuable data, Mr. Clarke devotes inordinate attention to determining just how bisexual were many of the men in Garland's life, just how many married men or father figures she fooled around with, and just how foul she could be while wallowing in substance abuse.
Your organization is probably spending much time, resources, and effort managing differing data requirements requiring inordinate transformation efforts.
New geospatial technologies such as airborne lidar and aerial photogrammetry are allowing us to acquire inordinate amounts of georeferenced 3D data— but do these 3D technologies help overcome criticisms of environmental determinism?
Given that a number of stem cell based clinical trials are being conducted or planned in USA and a recent report in PLoS Medicine showing the dangers of grafting an inordinate number of cells, these data substantiate the need for careful cytogenetic evaluation of hNPCs (fetal or hESC-derived) before their use in clinical or basic science applications.
Marketers, managers, business owners, thought leaders -- just about everyone is spending inordinate amounts of time debating big data.
Moreover, within the vast number of publications citing the original genome-aware methods, there exists an inordinate number of computational biology citations (data not shown).
These high-tech analyses generate mountains of data, and we spend an inordinate amount of time trying to make sense of the data.
