Sentence examples for Obscured visibility from inspiring English sources
Depositions of senior officers, memorandums for the current police chief and other internal police records portray Chicago police procedures and record-keeping that obscured visibility into Homan Square's apparatus of detentions, both to the public and even to police themselves.
Eighteen big rigs were involved in the pileup on Highway 99 just south of Fresno, which occurred as patches of dense fog obscured visibility on the heavily traveled roadway, the police said.
New Focus was a ray of light amid the dark clouds that obscured visibility in the networking and telecommunications equipment sectors.
The Jeune École school of thought of the 1870s and 1880s recommended placing torpedo boats alongside battleships; these would hide behind the battleships until gun-smoke obscured visibility enough for them to dart out and fire their torpedoes.
The platoon threw smoke grenades, obscuring visibility in the riverbed.
The other two testimonies describe the same thing, and one also complains about the buses' windscreen wipers, saying they "stop in random positions" which obscures visibility.
It would probably contravene some Premier League guideline (Article XI - players shall not intimate fictional superheroes while the ball is in play), and it might obscure visibility somewhat, but think of the bemusement value for opposition defenders".
Carbon dioxide is used for diagnostic hysteroscopy, as bleeding during operative procedures obscures visibility.
Conflicts between cyclists and cars entering/leaving the underground parking when a truck parked on the road obscures visibility.
To test whether this condition has been met in the nighttime, the colloquial rule of thumb is that they must fully cover the roof but not obscure visibility of some stars at night.
He added, "The endless theatrics of Edison may also have obscured the visibility of other companies in the sector whose strategies have been more successful in avoiding the political obstacles of the industry".
