Sentence examples for very serious data from inspiring English sources

"This is very serious data, which puts a lot of the onus on developed countries to truly support the transformation developing countries have to make [to a low-carbon economy]," she said.

Adding that Phorm was "very serious" about anonymising data, the former employee noted that the company has been in talks with the Home Office about whether its system would fall under the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act (RIPA), which is used for surveillance and crime prevention.

Luckily, Instagram was acquired by Facebook, a company that's gotten very serious about big data.

It says it identified two serious infringements and one very serious infringement of data protection law — with the total sanction breaking down to €300,000 for each of the first breaches and €600,000 for the second.

This is a very serious problem for data-based control design methods, where the plant is typically unknown.

Consequently, the standard numerical procedures to solve such equations are unstable and pose very serious problems when the data are not exact; that is, small perturbations of the observation data may lead to large changes on the considered solution.

That's why laws and regulation have to recognise the very serious risks that compulsory data retention can pose.

Giving the quality of Burkhauser's work a favorable review, Daron Acemoglu, an economist at M.I.T., responded to my inquiry by email: Burkhauser is a very serious researcher, and knows the data well.

Speaking on BBC Radio 5 live, the UK's information commissioner said that the eBay breach was "very serious" but that outdated and complex data protection laws meant the ICO could not begin an immediate investigation.

"The Home Office has some very serious questions to answer on the data it releases.

The data suggest that very serious errors are relatively rare, but schools and colleges tell us otherwise.