Sentence examples for tough data from inspiring English sources

She might have countered his nostalgia with some tough data about the lives of 20th-century sex-workers.

This was a paperless way of ordering and invoicing goods coming into hospitals, and demanded rigid product codes and tough data standards.

Data privacy experts say Facebook may have run afoul of Europe's tough data privacy rules by insecurely storing hundreds of millions of account passwords for years.

More than any other region, Europe has pushed back against American technology giants' use of people's digital information, routinely forcing companies like Google and Facebook to change their policies after they breached the European Union's tough data protection rules.

His praise for Europe's tough data rules — that have so far been considered detrimental to the company's business model — may either indicate a real strategy change or an effort to calm Europe's nervous regulators by promising eventual change.

WASHINGTON — One of the European officials in charge of a tough data privacy law says legislation now poised to emerge in the U.S. won't be a copy of the EU's regime and will reflect American cultural values.

Grayling said that "pretty tough data-protection laws" were in place in Britain to prevent personal information being misused.

And they have not gained experience in making tough, data-driven strategic choices in the face of powerful resistance, such as when and where to cut services in order to improve efficiency.

Cook stressed that privacy is a "fundamental human right". He praised the European Union's newly implemented tough data-protection rules, and he called on U.S. regulators to pass a comprehensive digital privacy law of their own.

The European Union will put in place one of the toughest data privacy laws in the world this week.

And maybe it's successful enough on that to be worth being tested on a far bigger and tougher data set that could be combined.