Sentence examples for as much secrecy from inspiring English sources

To preserve as much secrecy as possible, they will rehearse with dummy questions.

The operation began Wednesday afternoon with as much secrecy as a fireworks display.

Iran cloaks its advanced rocket work in as much secrecy as possible, making it hard for Western analysts to discern the details.

"They devise their policies with as much secrecy as possible," he said, "and in close cooperation with the most powerful special interests that have a monetary stake in what happens.

B3 THE CALL TO ACTION -- Special forces units expected to begin their search for Osama bin Laden soon are quietly leaving their families, with no fanfare and amid as much secrecy as possible.

Members of a Special Forces group from Fort Campbell on the Kentucky-Tennessee border have received orders to leave for Afghanistan, a deployment that is being undertaken with as much secrecy as possible.

Ellsberg's story wasn't about individual privacy as much as government secrecy.

By James Wood In both novels, shady financiers exult in secrecy as much as in gain.

I'm not encouraging secrecy as much as I'm endorsing a rich and proprietary inner life.

Narratives can invoke pain and suffering as much as alleviate fears, secrecy, loss and death.

An earlier heads-up to the U.S. would jeopardize the secrecy of the operation, in as much as there can be secrecy, since we are already talking about it and at this point it would be the best-known surprise attack in the history of war.