Sentence examples for has made transparent from inspiring English sources

Among other achievements, the media's coverage of Special Counsel Robert Mueller's investigation has made transparent the seriousness of its findings so far, and constrained the President's transparent desire to interfere.

That has made "Transparent" another battleground in the never-ending "can or can't someone tell the stories they themselves have not lived" debate.  .

These tools are not perfect and are subject to criticism, but they have made transparent and informed decision-making possible in areas where demand is high and resources are scarce.

The Bradley campaign has made it transparent that its insurgent strategy depends on breakthrough victories in northeastern states like New Hampshire and New York that aides believe will catapult him with tornadic velocity into a newly reordered political universe.

Hansen lays out the efforts he has made to be transparent and open with his data.

SumAll, a marketing start-up, has made its salaries transparent internally.

"The Internet has made things more transparent, so it's important to be more accessible, to make consumers feel part of your brand".

The euro has made prices more transparent in Europe, even if consumers worry that retailers have used its introduction to mark up their goods (see article).

In the past year, Mr Jiang has made an increasingly transparent effort to establish himself as a visionary leader on a par with Mao and his successor, Deng Xiaoping.

Globe believes that the Sentencing Council has made things more transparent.

The Department for Education says it has made spending more transparent.