Sentence examples for difficult and opaque from inspiring English sources

"Using the secondary market for shares to mark enterprise value is a very difficult and opaque process," he said.

But along with being at odds with the United States, Iran has a reputation as a difficult and opaque place to do business.

Eddington's notoriously difficult and opaque later works (1936), (1946), took their inspiration from this argumentation in attempting to carry out a similar, but algebraic not geometric, program of deriving fundamental physical laws, and the constants occurring in them, from epistemological principles.

BE SWEET: A Conditional Love Story, by Roy Blount Jr. (Knopf, $24). A raucous, funny memoir but a heartbreaker as well, an effort, by a writer who is both literary and down-home, to deal with memories of a difficult (and sometimes opaque) mother and of an awkward childhood in Georgia.

"Right now, I think we all agree that it is much too difficult and much too opaque.

First, hard, crisp and opaque.

Keddie also goes through the wringer emotionally: a thoroughly distraught and opaque, difficult to read performance.

The scenario that Mitchell has come up with is convoluted and opaque, and certainly difficult to grasp at a first encounter.

Currently used gingival replicating materials are usually pink and opaque, making it difficult or impossible for the dentist and laboratory technician to visually confirm complete seating of components subgingivally on laboratory analogs without altering the cast.

Identifying the perpetrators of maritime attacks is notoriously difficult, especially in a war as chaotic and opaque as the one in Yemen.

As a matter of fact, the tissue-engineered bone or the biomaterials are solid and opaque, which makes the study difficult.