Sentence examples for a less opaque from inspiring English sources
The aim is to create a less opaque European system that mimics national politics.
The alchemists' mystique, a key selling-point for rich individuals, is a turn-off for institutional investors, who see it as just one extra, highly idiosyncratic risk.Hurry, while the fun lastsIn the long run, a flood of institutional money should ensure a less opaque industry, and perhaps also one with fewer chances for spectacular returns.
Although they might consider a less opaque advertising strategy this time around.
Truth, he argues, is a less opaque concept than that of meaning.
From a lesser investor in a less opaque industry, this information would be dull.
And fiction may be the surest and best place to preserve great loves: less perishable than a letter, less opaque than a dedication, hidden in plain view.
Anything that makes the world of hedge funds and private equity a bit less opaque is to be welcomed.
But both helped set the stage for later reforms: the union was forced to purge its leadership, and Tammany adopted a fairer, less opaque procedure for electing district leaders.
For the next city's sake, let's hope that this process gets just a little bit less opaque and that a franchise's move never goes down this way again.
The Six Nations, for their part, opted to clear Marler via a disciplinary process less opaque than seemingly invisible.
The new report, by the British American Information Council BASIC, an independent security think-tank, says that advances in underwater drone and sensor technology will in the future make it impossible to hide a 'boomer', a big missile submarine, in the deep ocean, which - if not transparent - will be a great deal less opaque than it is now.
