Sentence examples for hidden means from inspiring English sources

Every dollar, pound or euro hidden means an extra squeeze on public services.

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Restitution is normally sought, often in monthly payments or a lump sum, in the case of people of substantial, albeit hidden, means.

Being able to parcel wealth into offshore companies whose owners are hidden means knowing what someone has really earned - and therefore how much tax they should pay - is very difficult.

The urge to share good news and keep bad news hidden means that Facebook gives a skewed representation of our day-to-day life.

That is because there are fewer jobs at the top, and because those plums are often won quietly through recruiting, networking and other hidden means.

Why should this previously hidden mean-minded monologue mean more than all the other countless unhidden ones, which have already shown Trump to be a brutal, vile vulgarian?

It might appear that Mr. Klein broke no new ground, that he just rearranged the peas on his plate and said, "Bon appétit!" Yet, like Mr. Rucci, his best details were hidden, meant for the connoisseurs who know the difference between a workaday black suede skirt and one that is made entirely of patches of suede.

Using additional hidden units means that more bases are used to describe the input signal.

To demonstrate the practical effectiveness of our procedure, we apply the best performing tool to create a forensically undetectable copy-move forgery, whereby traces of keypoint removal are hidden by means of keypoint injection.

The trouble here is that with-holding data looks like hiding something, and hiding means (in some eyes) that it is bogus science that is being hidden".