Sentences with phrase «number crunchers who»

These analysts often work for banks, insurance companies and investment - related businesses and are the number crunchers who evaluate risk and earning potential for a variety of financial instruments.

Any indie author who writes to market knows about DataGuy, the anonymous number cruncher who, along with Hugh Howey, broke down the mystery at Amazon to show exactly which niche is selling each month.

Not exact matches

He's not a Bert Blyleven type, who will suddenly get a surge of support from numbers crunchers.

A point worth remembering is that successful handicappers usually have some skill at this and most groups of professional bettors have at least one «number cruncher» among them who didn't muck around at the back of the class and paid attention in school during math lessons.

Opening those massive stores of statistical data to researchers, watchdogs and that crazy guy who's coding in his basement all night could have serious positive effects, not the least in bringing in a lot more number - crunchers to help with analysis and also with relating that data to other non-governmental sources.

What must be worrying for the number crunchers in the Lib Dem Cowley Street HQ is that Clegg and the Lib Dems should have been the natural depository of the dustbin vote of those who are fleeing from the disaster which is Gordon Brown.

Please excuse this entirely subjective statement from someone who never really fit the bill as a number cruncher.

The only ones who think $ 90 e-books are reasonable are the number crunchers in big New York offices.

My mania for all things Uncharted 2: Among Thieves is a well known fact around these parts, but it is by no means a singular obsession according to Sony's diligent number crunchers, who calculate a collective total of 27 + years has been logged on the multiplayer demo.

But corporate number crunchers seem to like the fact that teleworkers — even those who stay at home for just part of the week — cut down on expenses.