Sentence examples for is somewhat obscured from inspiring English sources

And one of the difficulties with this signal is that the road system is somewhat obscured by cloud cover.

Although the raw diversity pattern is somewhat obscured by different sampling intensity, the apparent increases during the Pragian and Famennian seem to be bona fide radiation events.

In fact, it recites so many minute and detailed facts developed in the course of the investigation of Spinelli that its substance is somewhat obscured.

(The total tax is somewhat obscured because half of it is withheld from paychecks and the other half is paid directly by the employer).

This reality is somewhat obscured from view precisely by the fact that labor unions are so weak in the American private sector.

The pyramidal structure of society suggested by the statistics given above is somewhat obscured by the reality and prominence of the urban scene.

But that trend has been somewhat obscured by the tremendous number of women who have joined the labor force in recent decades.

The origins of the 1,500 meters (120 yards less than a mile) are somewhat obscured by time and lack of interest.

Officials at the museum said the discovery was important chiefly for what the copy might say about the original, whose surface has been somewhat obscured since its creation.

He's so ubiquitous, so pervasive, he's infiltrated the culture at so many levels, that perhaps the true nature of his achievement has been somewhat obscured".

Jamukha, Temudgin's blood brother and semicomic sidekick, eventually becomes his enemy for reasons that are somewhat obscured in the fog of Mongol custom and legend.