Sentence examples for Still opaque from inspiring English sources

It is not only the Jenkins commission whose exact views on electoral reform are still opaque.

There is some jockeying going on, yes, so I hear, as well, but this is still opaque.

The sources of growth are still opaque; his descriptions of the innovative process have not often been bettered.

The prospects for the laptop generation are considerably brighter than for the typewriter veterans, but still opaque.

His position on what to do about the treaty after it comes into force is still opaque, even though that is imminent.

The still opaque but increasingly dominant role of machines and passive-trading vehicles, however, needs attention — from financial institutions, from regulators and even politicians.

If this is a major upturning point for the housing market, it is still sociologically opaque.

While deregulation over the past two decades has helped free the market, India's public sector is still inefficient, opaque, and unaccountable.

Religious charities are still more opaque; the tax code does not require them to disclose their finances publicly.

While European banks now disclose more about compensation than in the past, details of how the incentive programs are designed still remain opaque.

It is hard for them to do so when they have to gauge policy direction in a state that is still fundamentally opaque.