Sentence examples for is also obscure from inspiring English sources
Mr Brown's method probably is redistributive; but it is also obscure.
Why IDS, pictured, claimed no benefit while briefly out-of-work is also obscure, though hurried references to bank savings and Betsy being employed cannot be discounted.
The relationship of GAS types with the uprising of acute rheumatic fever (ARF), a multisystemic disease caused by misdirected anti-GAS response in predisposed people, is also obscure.
Being confused, the idea is also obscure, because what it is in the hand that exactly resembles pain is "by no means clear to us".
Unfortunately the purpose of these small underground structures is also obscure.
The relationship between HSCs and hemangioblasts is also obscure [2], [7].
His vision is also obscured by cataracts.
A man, his face concealed, is typing a letter (talk about old-timey) that ends up in the hands of Tul (Nopachai Jayanama), whose face is also obscured.
A cadaverous head, an oil painted in 1949 by Francis Bacon, defaces a virtual Scharf, which is also obscured by Lily van der Stokker's mural-on-the-mural, the color and shape of chewed bubble gum.
The relative health of exporters is also obscuring the fact that to be more competitive in the long term, corporate America needs health care reform and tax reform, two fronts on which the Bush administration has made no progress.
The extent of Cambridge Analytica's influence is also obscured by the simple fact that Kenya doesn't have any data protection laws, Privacy International policy officer Lucy Purdon said.
