Sentence examples for to be data from inspiring English sources
verb
To exist; to have real existence.
He's naturally inclined to be data driven.
The missing element turned out to be data science and the use of scripting for data munging and the use of libraries like NumPy.
"People like the secretary of state for health and the NHS chief executive should be creating an environment where people are encouraged and supported to be data savvy.
It should be easily accessible for all users of Facebook, not just those who happen to be data centre design enthusiasts.
Collins, a member of the Senate intelligence committee, said the breach was "yet another indication of a foreign power probing successfully and focusing on what appears to be data that would identify people with security clearances".
"They backed themselves into a corner of liability, and that's caused them not to be conscientious: they don't want there to be data on which they could be hung".
"It's going to be data-dependent".
"We try to be data-driven in all the decisions we make," Seiter said.
Career E.P.A. employees tend to be data-oriented types with a sometimes naïve belief in the persuasive powers of science.
We expect people working in development to be "data-driven", but if analysis is not expected or rewarded by managers, why would someone spend the time and effort to do it?
So I take comfort in the fact that her record shows her to be data-driven, and neither hawk nor dove.
