Sentence examples for efforts to obscure the from inspiring English sources

Two very different ways of thinking about ideas shape intellectual life today, and TED's sentimental gestures arise from efforts to obscure the difference between them.

Ever since his initial bail hearing, she said, he had misled her and the prosecutors, part of what she called his determined efforts to obscure the facts.

She is skeptical about technical efforts to obscure the identity of individual contributors to databases of information collected by network sensors.

Professor Ruder said meeting that standard may not be difficult, given the efforts to obscure the identity of the consultants, the regularity of their work and the payments involved.

But the recent cab shortage in Washington demonstrates that government efforts to obscure the market price of anything will encourage scarcity of the good in question.

"The court has rendered itself complicit in the government's efforts to obscure the campaign of ethnic cleansing that is being perpetrated against the Rohingya and to whitewash crimes committed by soldiers and other authorities," Matthew Bugher, head of the Asia programme at human rights group ARTICLE 19, told VICE News.

"This deliberate effort to obscure the facts undermines our political discourse," Judge Jackson said.

Prisoners' belongings were strewn about, but appeared heaped in the cell with the tunnel in an effort to obscure the entrance.

Critics dismiss these efforts as mere political posturing, an effort to obscure the profound divide on abortion's morality and legality.

Like Senator McCain's effort to obscure the fact that Barack Obama's tax cuts will benefit 95percentt of all working people.

Calling the bill "an adroit legislative effort to obscure the obvious," U.S. District Judge Alan Gold found that the Florida legislature had "violated its fundamental commitment and promise to protect the Everglades".