For management, getting the union to take a wage freeze -- however obscured behind bonuses and future considerations -- was an emphatic statement that it is winning the battle to get costs under control and keep union power in check.
But the future for both of us still remains obscured by doubt and fear of relapse.
The tunnel is quite malleable and the future at the end is ever so obscured.
She is pictured on the album art, as she is on "The Future's Void," but here her eyes are obscured simply by her blond bangs.
The incompleteness of the agreement -- the fact that only Iran has accountability in the realm of nuclear weapons -- raises profound questions about the future of the planet, but this flaw is obscured, certainly in most mainstream coverage, by the "controversy" that the agreement has been reached at all, supplanting the possibility of a military response to Iran's nuclear energy program.
Due to the coarser scale of the future risk maps, localised areas of serious epidemic could be more easily obscured; for a serious epidemic risk to show on the map a high increase in the average risk index is required throughout a 25 km square over a 30 year period.
In one potential future, the identities we project into the metaverse will be fuzzy or even obscured.
To his right, partially obscured by Poniatowski's horse's head, is Stanisław Mokronowski (35), deputy, general, and future leader of the Kościuszko Uprising in Lithuania.
But the byproduct of this very effective, Goldman-centric political strategy, is that the larger issue of the dramatic deterioration of Wall Street's mores and ethics over the past 40 years has been all but obscured, as has a robust debate about how to change Wall Street's behavior in the future to prevent a recurrence of the events that led to the 2008 financial crisis.
Masses of dancers stormed across the stage, half obscured by the smoke from their torches, creating what the ballet-makers believed was an image of the future.
