Sentence examples for and the obfuscation of from inspiring English sources
Most people think there is bound to be violence (there always is), and the obfuscation of lawsuits countering close or convoluted results (there always are).
If experience is a guide, it will be through a combination of enormous injections of public money, the creation of complicated structures and the obfuscation of data.In the 1990s the government shut down many inefficient state-owned enterprises (SOEs).
It is as important to resist a simplification of the acknowledgement of young women's power in shaping male experience, which is drawn on to fuel resistance to gender transformation and the obfuscation of institutionalised patriarchy.
The subject, confounded by the obfuscation of economists and lawyers, always struck me as impossibly difficult.
I later discovered that Beckett was indeed fiercely intellectual, but that he had left the academy behind him, loathed the obfuscation of jargon, and was certainly never the kind of posturing intellectual who gets asked their opinions for the television networks.
In this section, we assess a solution combining the obfuscation of GooPIR and an unlinkability solution.
It's a familiar rhetorical technique, the obfuscation of the facts with layers of detail and qualification, so labyrinthine as to be almost unfollowable.
Meanwhile, despite the obfuscation of plantation literature, the realities of Kentucky lawlessness and violence still continued to transpire at their usual reckless pace.
Whatever the answer, these are questions a government should frame clearly, not bury in the obfuscation of "fairness".
Criticism of the networks is contributing to the obfuscation of George W. Bush's effort to frustrate the will of the electorate.
