Sentence examples for to erect data from inspiring English sources

In the mid-1990s big companies tried to erect data "warehouses," which can consume five years and millions of dollars in the making and still flop.

In a typical bureaucracy, a year later when they see the data, the leaders then allow us to erect the stop sign.

The two men needed to scale the Russian service module Zvezda to erect a six-and-a-half-foot boom for a compass and to install nine power, data and television cables between it and the other Russian module, Zarya.

Each major data breach has offered a teachable moment for all businesses, illustrating that it's no longer enough to erect an impenetrable wall around a single digital infrastructure to ward off threats.

Similar worries prompted the government to erect the encircling fence.

It's not that they're trying to erect roadblocks.

The founders plan, eventually, to erect 1,000.

The company intends to erect an additional 2,100 cell towers to fill out patchy coverage, upgrade existing cell sites by adding fiber optic connectivity to deliver data faster and add other technology to provide stronger cell signals.

Gynostemium elongate, slightly sigmoid to erect, rather slender.

To erect the 34, orthodontic treatment was desired.

Now suddenly everyone wants to erect pay walls.