Sentence examples for big opaque from inspiring English sources
The new "cult" cabernets are big, opaque, almost black wines of awesome intensity.
And around $140 billion is laundered each year through betting on sport, the report maintains.Sports betting attracts crooks because it is big, opaque, badly regulated and thoroughly transnational.
At the moment, that happens to be big, opaque, high-alcohol wines, the kinds favored by powerful authorities that Mr. Kramer calls the mega-validators.
They see the nonprofit College Board as a big, opaque business and the new SAT as, essentially, a product launch to compete with a rival that has higher market share: the ACT.
The real problem, in this account, is the political system: districts drawn so that incumbents never face the challenge of reaching out beyond their own base; primary systems that reward extremist activists over moderate pragmatists; campaign finance rules that allow big, opaque donations by wealthy interests.
It's still one big opaque maze until Geithner can obtain agreement from 17 strong-willed firms.
Instead the business of bond markets has been orchestrated by banks with big inventories and opaque pricing.In this section Time to celebrate?
But in the county most synonymous with government dysfunction, a lot of people figure it reflects the New Jersey disease, too — government that is too big and too opaque, that feeds too many people in too many ways.
Early on, the "how" of our big dreams is opaque, confusing.
This is both the most effective option and the most "scalable", since a hotter Earth would simply require a bigger or more opaque parasol.The other ideas suffer from fundamental limits that stop them being scaled up indefinitely.
(This week the government was due to buy a further 10.7% of Gazprom, the biggest and most opaque, for $7.1 billion, taking its stake above 50%.) The trend, says the OECD politely, is towards "more interventionist, less rule-governed state behaviour .In this section Of principle and pragmatism Chirac at bay A farewell to Fraga?
