Sentence examples for considerable secrecy from inspiring English sources
The operation was swathed in considerable secrecy.
"Our trip was made in considerable secrecy - even from our families.
But attacks from Democrats and Republicans over his career in the leveraged buyout business and his reluctance to release his tax returns have underscored another central fact about Mr. Romney: The wealth that has helped underwrite his career in politics remains shrouded in considerable secrecy, which now poses a major political risk on the campaign trail.
Robert E. Litan, the director of economic studies at the Brookings Institution, said it was hard to evaluate the Fed's approach to Long-Term Capital without knowing more about the investment firm's positions -- always a problem with hedge funds, which are largely unregulated and operate in considerable secrecy.
Hsiao Bi-khim, the international affairs director of former President Chen's Democratic Progressive Party, which is now the main opposition party, welcomed participation at next month's meeting but expressed concern that the government had been negotiating with Beijing in considerable secrecy without consulting the opposition or the general public in Taiwan.
"It was emphasised that there needed to be considerable secrecy about this facility," the minutes record.
"It was done with considerable degrees of secrecy," remembers Sir Nick, who was consulted on the campaign.
Our recent report on vice-chancellors' pay and expenses found there is still considerable determination to maintain secrecy around how pay at the top is decided.
Both the court and the White House paid a considerable price for their insularity and secrecy.
In the 19th century, when the practice reached its height, or even in the early 20th century, authorial disguise often carried considerable psychological investment and a genuine need for secrecy.
But in fact, a rather breathtaking example of secrecy in the extreme inspires the considerable drama of the book's final section.
