Sentence examples for example of secrecy from inspiring English sources
But in fact, a rather breathtaking example of secrecy in the extreme inspires the considerable drama of the book's final section.
"The swindle was not discovered at once," Kurz says, "by the officials in charge of the treasure and could not be obvious to those who bought the original, as the Treasury was not accessible to the public". A good example of secrecy working in the forger's favour.
Humphrey Rang of the British Pharmacological Society wrote that Goldacre had chosen his target well and had produced some shocking examples of secrecy and dishonesty, particularly the nondisclosure of data on the antidepressant reboxetine (chapter one), in which only one trial out of seven was published (the published study showed positive results, while the unpublished trials suggested otherwise).
4. Tuberculosis testing: an example of increasing secrecy.
An example of this secrecy could be seen at a small feast held last weekend in the hills outside Reggio di Calabria.
David Bookbinder, the Washington legal director for the Sierra Club, criticized Justice Scalia's decision, calling it "a splendid example of how secrecy corrodes public trust and the integrity of government".
Maralinga was an example of extreme secrecy, but by the late 1970s there was a marked change in how the Australian media covered the British nuclear tests.
The seemingly thought-through effort by Trump, or whoever is running his account, to keep people from viewing his tweets is not the most outrageous example of government secrecy exhibited by this administration.
Or Kennedy may once again be forced into closed session to talk about any specifics in yet another example of the secrecy that has shrouded the trial, even in its sentencing phase.
But United States history is littered with examples of presidential secrecy about health.
