Sentence examples for looming data from inspiring English sources

Ms. Sandberg's remarks offered a glimpse into the argument that global technology companies doing business in Europe are expected to raise against the looming data protection regulation: Internet companies create jobs and spur growth, and governments struggling with economic crises should not stand in their way.

Yet could we find ways to avoid this looming data-geddon?

The looming mandatory data retention legislation will compound the problem by ensuring a much greater range of web data is consistently available to government agencies for up to two years.

You read today about the extraordinary demand that's looming for "data scientists".

As industry and regulators wrestle with the intricacies of microarray data formats and submission, even more complex challenges loom: the data produced by proteomics and metabolomics research.

And has expressed a view that, rather than breaking companies up in order to control platform monopolies, the better way to go about it in the modern ICT era might be by limiting access to data — suggesting another potentially looming legal headwind for personal data-sucking platforms.

Data sets here might not yet be as well developed as in genetics or linguistics, but the looming presence of "big data" [ 32] in the social sciences might allow a model such as we describe here to bring these phenomena to heel.

Weak US data, the looming threat of Ebola and geopolitical tensions contributed to the fall.

Yet even as the data signals looming shortages, policy makers have been relatively wary of embracing the findings.

Tech companies large and small compile data on their customers, and the specter of all of that private cloud-based data looms larger than ever under the Trump administration, which is widely expected to prove hostile to many forms of privacy, both online and offline.

Finance provides a model: banks have to tell regulators when people try to pinch things, without necessarily broadcasting every lapse.Sony will pay a high price for its sloppiness with employees' private data: lawsuits are looming.