Sentence examples for privacy making from inspiring English sources
Public space was no fun: there was always someone disturbing your privacy, making you feel uncomfortable.
Video of the first session from the Big Data & Privacy: Making Ends Meet conference held on September 10 , 2013
Though located in the heart of South Congress's busiest blocks, the hotel offers plenty of privacy, making it a perfect urban retreat.
Exacerbating the problem, some privacy advocates say, are recent Food and Drug Administration guidelines on medical apps that make no mention of privacy — making it unclear who should regulate health data pulled from wearable devices.
The extended autumn of Hagen's life was so calm & quiet lived out in relative privacy, making the Detroit Athletic Club his headquarters, except in summer, when he moved to his lodge on Lake Mitchel near Cadillac, Michigan that a good many newcomers did not realize how prominent a figure he had been.
But what exactly did American intelligence learn at the price of (once again) discrediting our government, compromising citizens' privacy, making reporters collateral damage, and, as the facts inevitably spilled out, embarrassing and annoying the allies upon whom we depend for cooperation?
It has released a guide, "Security and Privacy, Made Simpler".
I do think that societal norms about privacy made it possible.
For teenages, the lack of privacy made it hard for them to develop naturally.
To 18-year-old Rachel Nalebuff, this particular privacy made no sense.
Its founder, Gabriel Weinberg, argues that privacy makes the web search better, not worse.
