Sentence examples for disclosed much from inspiring English sources

American commanders never disclosed much about their strategy at Tora Bora and remain reluctant to discuss operational details even now.

The lifting of Mr. Pandit's symbolic hair shirt came as Morgan Stanley disclosed much, though not all, of the compensation for its leader.

It also participated in the roughly $3 million Series A round for CoopKanics, which hasn't disclosed much about its plans other than it is focused on mobile.

Neither the Pentagon nor the military's detentions command in Afghanistan has disclosed much about the non-Afghan detainees held at Parwan.

Because of the complicated array of capital murder charges and intense public interest, legal experts said, prosecutors disclosed much more of their case than normal in preliminary hearings this week in convincing a juvenile-court judge that Mr. Malvo should be tried as an adult.

"For competitive reasons, we have not disclosed much about Prexige," Costa says.

He responded that he does not intend to disclose much more than he already has.

Banks should be required to disclose much more about what kind of risk they are exposed to, he said.

But the firm does not disclose much detail on any of its simulations, nor do most other banks.

But the true risks are difficult to ascertain because banks do not disclose much about their exposure.

Perhaps he was purposely lowering expectations, or maybe he did not want to disclose much about negotiations.