Sentence examples for retired data from inspiring English sources

"I thought anyone would be better than Hillary," said Ms. Lehman, 56, a retired data entry operator sitting in front of a faded brownstone in downtown Troy.

Ms. Royster's grandmother, a retired data entry clerk who has been Ms. Royster's primary caretaker since the teenager's mother died of AIDS nine years ago, is consumed by the case.

Gary Martens, a retired data processor from Amityville, N.Y., whom Mr. Schumer introduced at the news conference, said he was recently dropped from Aetna U.S. Healthcare and had applied for coverage with Empire Blue Cross and Blue Shield.

Alice Cave, 62, a retired data analyst from Alexandria, Va., who spends winters in Tucson, said she has gotten so many of these calls that she typically will not answer her phone unless she recognizes the number.

Ellen Collins, a retired data architect in Dayton, Ohio, said she remembers hearing her brother, who was in the Army returning from Vietnam, say that he was spit upon in the airport during a layover in San Francisco in March 1968.

Alice Cave, 62, a retired data analyst from Alexandria, Va., who spends winters in Tucson, said she has gotten so many of these calls, she typically won't answer her phone unless she recognizes the number.

A further example of a recovered trial is a clinical trial on polycythaemia that was not published due to several setbacks including researchers retiring, data being lost during a relocation of its administrative centre, and journals refusing to publish a partially completed trial.

Today, lenders are collecting a record amount of the old subsidies Congress thought it had retired, government data show, and they are busily stepping up the pace.

The bride's father, who is also retired, managed data storage for Merck, the pharmaceutical company that has its headquarters in Whitehouse Station, N.J.

East Cambridgeshire is a rural area in the East of England which has a similar age profile to the England and Wales national average[ 24], with a similar proportion retired (National Census data 2001).

Equifax's C.E.O. has retired after a data breach that exposed the personal information of up to 143 million people.