Sentence examples for extreme transparency from inspiring English sources
The extreme transparency of the woven and knitted tulle gives it the appropriate name: "illusion".
The speculation ran wild about how Crean's "extreme transparency" might affect the program's chances of landing Edwards.
With ritualistic and regular firings of employees, this kind of extreme transparency and accountability can create an environment of fear and hyper-criticality, which undermines the very qualities the policy is seeking to promote.
So Shankar listed a set of tools for reversing at least some of the damage, including extreme "operational transparency" about remedial actions.
As Virginia Heffernan noted in Politico in may, "In a town of snakes and double-agents, the president's extreme emotional transparency would be admirable, a sign of vulnerability, sincerity, guilelessness that is, if it weren't so self-incriminating".
"The Glomar response is the most extreme anti-transparency response that an agency can provide," Wessler argues.
Synthetic diamond resembles natural diamond in most fundamental properties, retaining the extreme hardness, broad transparency (when pure), high thermal conductivity, and high electrical resistivity for which diamond is highly prized.
On the other hand, we consider open source approaches to be an extreme case of transparency that does not automatically facilitate the comprehensibility of studies for policy advice.
At the extreme end of transparency, many governmental employees' salaries are publicly available, depending on the state.
Perhaps the most extreme effort at transparency came from The New York Times' Upshot, which partnered with Siena College to release dozens of polls as they were being conducted.
