Sentence examples for extraordinarily secretive from inspiring English sources
North Korea, which topped the 2006 list, "remains an extraordinarily secretive place", the report said.
Earlier this month there was an unexpected twist when the case reached the Investigatory Powers Tribunal, the extraordinarily secretive court that hears complaints about the intelligence agencies.
The Yankees have been extraordinarily secretive this off-season and did not comment on the deal, acknowledging it only after the Expos held a news conference in Montreal.
Siac is the extraordinarily secretive court that deals with appeals against government proposals to deport people believed to pose a risk to national security.
Though transit officials have been extraordinarily secretive about the details of the M.T.A. budget, they contend that the agency's $7.5 billion operating budget now faces a $600 million deficit in the coming fiscal year.
President Bush shocked troops here Thursday by unexpectedly crashing their Thanksgiving dinner, in an extraordinarily secretive visit that underscored both his commitment to prosecute a war against tenacious guerrilla insurgents and the tense state of security in the Iraqi capital.
Even the vote itself came in the wee hours of the morning Friday, capping off an extraordinarily rushed, chaotic and secretive legislative process.
Crawfish Frogs are among the most secretive frogs in North America [107] it is extraordinarily unlikely that a field biologist would stumble onto and be able to sample a healthy Crawfish Frog in the open during the summer.
