Sentence examples for further obfuscating from inspiring English sources

Nils Johnson-Shelton, Brooklyn, N.Y.: Further obfuscating a clear budget picture is the fact that — and please correct me if I'm wrong — the costs of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars have not even been put on the books!

This deluge of information may have had the unintended consequence of further obfuscating molecular optimizations by the inability of these scoring functions, rules and guides to reach a consensus on when a particular transformation is identified as beneficial.

In addition, many breast cancers co-express other steroid hormone receptors that can affect AR signaling, further obfuscating the effects of androgens on breast cancer cells.

Variation in the efficacy of BGC along genomes will lead to particular sequence regions evolving faster or slower than others, further obfuscating conservation estimates.

The terms research infrastructure, capacity, and culture, among others, are also deployed in overlapping and inconsistent ways, further obfuscating the crucial functions of infrastructure specifically and its relationships with associated concepts [ 27].

The terms research infrastructure, capacity, and culture, among others, are deployed in overlapping and inconsistent ways, further obfuscating the crucial functions of infrastructure specifically and its relationships with associated concepts.

To keep our heads buried in the sand is no longer a moral or religious option; the scientific consensus is too overwhelming, and the consequences of further foot-dragging or obfuscating too dreadful, to allow anything but a doubled-down commitment to end this uncontrolled science experiment we're conducting on the entire biosphere.

Although, many are confusing Net Neutrality with whatever "digital rights" soapbox they are preaching from -- further confusing the issue and possibly obfuscating the real dangers we should be concerned with.

It's just the kind of obfuscation I like for obfuscating.

To further complicate matters, these syndromes may co-occur with OCD, complicating the differential and obfuscating characterization of a patient's specific symptoms to the respective disorder.

Carrard was obfuscating, to be sure, as one would expect a lawyer to obfuscate.