Sentence examples for resisting the data from inspiring English sources

Rob Wood, chief UK economist at Berenberg, said: "Our interpretation is that the rate setters are resisting the data strength as much they can.

Arguing that Los Angeles was too ethnically and racially diverse to ever make sense of such information, both the police department and the city strongly resisted the data collection section of the decree.

"There is an unseemliness about scientists willingly providing data to their friends and resisting the provision of data to people who are perceived as critics".

Finally they become protective and resist sharing the data with other organisations.

Democrats are resisting the cuts.

This alternative formulation remedies the known systematic underestimations in the classical rating curve and correctly resists the degradation in data quality and availability, as shown in a series of problematic though realistic cases.

Yet, his book opens with a manifesto that asserts the right to "resist the paradigm" and "escape the data stream".

It is obviously a frequently-attacked site, and I don't trust the company to resist the temptation to harvest the data they host.

This may represent the reason why some previous reviews addressing mechanisms of neonatal sepsis failed to resist the temptation to combine data from neonatal with those from adult sepsis studies.

To take one example—with the statistical service subordinate to the economics ministry, will it really resist the temptation to massage economic data?

Fortunately the Indian government has successfully resisted the incorporation of the TRIPS data exclusivity clause, but discussions on other elements continue[ 8].