Sentence examples for because of obscure from inspiring English sources
Armed with a PowerPoint presentation, Cuomo shined a light on New York's dirty fiscal secret: spending in many programs soars each year because of obscure formulas that bear no relationship to economic conditions or competing public demands.
All too often the opportunities to reach out across party lines, to cooperate to change the law in parliament and beyond, get stymied because of obscure and irritating rivalries between opposition parties – and because their priorities and strategies are different.
The system has a hiring freeze and has taken out 1,000 beds, which, because of obscure components of federal law, they hope will result in more government money.
About two-thirds of Japanese companies, and half of large companies, do not pay corporate taxes because of obscure tax subsides for research, investment incentives or because they lose money, according to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development.
This pays off because of obscure Social Security rules and some facts about life expectancy that aren't obvious if you don't make your living as an actuary.
AG Ellinger, an investment adviser, explains his use of charts to predict stock price performance: "People think stocks and shares go up and down because of obscure reasons about companies.
Braben knew that the Milky Way appears somewhat dim when viewed from Earth because of obscuring space dust, but he was surprised by the quantity of dust and absorbent matter that the team needed to add to the game world in order to match the real-world perspective.
Taormina, 39 and the 2006 national pentathlon champion, thought she'd clinched one of the two berths, but because of a sequence of obscure procedural rules, she learned this week that she might miss out when the team is selected in June.
Most of the films were films that the BBC licensed, that they didn't know what to do with because they were kind of obscure, or they came in a package with a more-known movie, and they didn't know how to frame them.
And because of an obscure cap provision, no rival was allowed to offer Lin more than a $5 million starting salary.
Pryor and his suspended Ohio State teammates were allowed to play in the Sugar Bowl because of an obscure rule that afforded them a "unique opportunity".
