Sentence examples for sundry data from inspiring English sources

We get the occasional emails about how Facebook has sent messages to the wrong people, exposing user email addresses and various sundry data holes.

But it's hard to avoid the suspicion that AOL is building its brand identity as a voice provider, in anticipation of the day when convergence becomes a reality and this erstwhile media conglomerate competes with the Verizons and Microsofts of the world in providing bundled voice, data and rich-media services to all and sundry.

No carrier in its right mind would then dig trenches to lay fibre to individual residences when it could beam data cheaper and just as speedily to all and sundry from cell towers.

One of the biggest municipalities to embrace OpenGov's technology to date is the city of Boston, which earlier this year created Analyze Boston, an open data portal built on OpenGov that enables it to publish sundry open data sets and make them available to residents.

One suspects that the data from the map and other documents have already resulted in sundry unmanned Predator missions.

Because of storms in North Virginia, power outages have impaired Amazon Web Services data centers in the region tonight, which means no Pinterest, Instagram, Netflix, Heroku and other sundry AWS-dependent services for you.

All this data – derived from different countries, from several decades, but no study from Britain more recent than the 90s – was crunched together into sundry percentages and "findings".

The wealth of data this equipment produces will be funnelled back to Rutgers University in New Jersey and then, as is increasingly required of science, made immediately available to all and sundry.