Sentence examples for slippery data from inspiring English sources

[World Business, Section W.] Slippery Data on the Job Market Did the labor market improve last month?

Another serious issue is the field's willingness to be slippery on data.

Dr. Fleischmann ultimately acknowledged that his data was slippery and his secrecy counterproductive.

R.D.: Those data are still slippery.

Make a huge fuss about how even the smallest concessions on the principle of absolute data privacy will create a slippery slope to a totalitarian society.

But the outcome of this statistical slippery slope is disturbing in that these data points are applied to a story about the future of wiring cities.

There still remains the advantage, however, that the concept of data is less rich, obscure and slippery than that of information, and hence easier to handle.

The slippery slope they faced will and has always been greased by data and privacy issues.

But after perusing Crunchbase data, you can see plenty of startups that classify themselves on such slippery grounds.

We are all just harvested data to feed their overblown computer models, these great beeping, burping machines, oiled by slippery assumptions, from which they hope to divine the invisible truths about our world – and to predict the future.

Data from the two states where physician-assisted suicide is legal shows that "slippery-slope" fears are probably overblown.