Sentence examples for the aftermath of the data from inspiring English sources

Plus, none of this will really help Yahoo users deal with the aftermath of the data breach, which actually took place in 2014.

It's focused around the news: for instance, in the aftermath of the election, we published data from the Electoral Reform Society.

Mr. Leahy appeared at a news conference with Senators Patty Murray of Washington and Jack Reed of Rhode Island in the aftermath of the latest revelation in the data-breach episode, in which information on as many as 1.1 million military people on active duty, 430,000 members of the National Guard and 645,000 members of the Reserves may have been compromised.

This study investigated non-utilisation of health service for childbirth in the aftermath of the conflict using the latest data from the national Demographic and Health Survey (DHS) 2009-2010.

Remember: for much of the American public, the Bush administration's mismanagement — its unwillingness to plan for the aftermath of the invasion, its misuse of intelligence data and its destruction of worldwide support — still need to be explicitly spelled out.

Lewis, famous from her years on Time Team, now professor of public understanding of research at the University of Lincoln, has used the data to map the aftermath of the Black Death She reports her findings in next month's Antiquity journal.

In 2011, Pachube enabled hundreds of Japanese civilians to quickly and easily share weather and radiation data in the aftermath of the Fukushima disaster, boosting monitoring and relief efforts.

WASHINGTON — Hate crimes against American Muslims have soared to their highest levels since the aftermath of the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks, according to data compiled by researchers, an increase apparently fueled by terrorist attacks in the United States and abroad and by divisive language on the campaign trail.

In the aftermath of the disclosure of PRISM, the NSA's data pulling program that implicated several tech companies — including Apple, but not Amazon — the companies came out fighting, vehemently denying any involvement or connection.

Asked to testify about Facebook's handling of private user data in the aftermath of the Cambridge Analytica scandal, the 33-year-old calmly and carefully replied to Congress's questions and attempted to explain how the internet works to more than one octogenarian.

They have become more aware of the many deceits and failures of the US government in its previous major intervention, owing both to inner government sources during the engagement and to data provided in the aftermath of the conflict.