Sentence examples for kind through a from inspiring English sources

The entire purpose of HIPAA in a nutshell is to protect patients from having their health information wrongly distributed either verbally, on paper or electronically to either a person who does not have permission or the worse kind, through a data breach.

The database is the first of its kind, through an international electronic submission system and a HIPPA protected real time data repository from high volume gastric cancer centres.

After all, what is intuition at its best but large amounts of data of all kinds filtered through a human brain rather than a math model?

["May I eat a prune?"] When the parodies are clever, a decent anthology of them constitutes a kind of through-the-looking-glass survey of English literature.

Television shows watched in this fashion provide a kind of through-line that's missing from most of our lives.

He is, he explains, going through "kind of a drought at the moment".

Ten years later I'm going through kind of a gritty time in my own marriage, and I'm at it again: What's going on here?

"We did go through kind of a stretch where people started to ask questions, wondering if this was the decline that everybody was waiting for.

I went through kind of a stressful time.

Anyone seeing this restaurant in a light that kind is looking through a lens of culinary nepotism.

"But fortunately, Arizona kind of went through a skid at the same time and we managed to stay in there".