Sentence examples for is too opaque from inspiring English sources
Chinese politics is too opaque to know how the succession of either man would change the way the country works.
In some sense, Mr. de Blasio's vision for charter schools — and education generally, beyond his advocacy of universal prekindergarten — is too opaque to warrant the attacks.
Yet Mr Greider's thinking is too opaque to be called false: it falls into the category that Paul Krugman, an MIT professor and scourge of pop-economics, calls "literally nonsensical .Mr Wolman and Ms Colamosca also have big ideas.
But critics pointed out that the UK's financial regulator has just fined Lloyds £4.3m for delays in compensating customers for mis-sold PPI policies while they also complain the executive bonus and wider remuneration structure is too opaque.
As I said last week, his existing "recovery plan," which features vague pledges of spending cuts and revenue-neutral tax reform, is too opaque to be credible and too complicated to inspire the public.
And if banks conducted themselves in such a way as to be too opaque for regulators – they were probably too opaque for investors and managers alike.
In the case of sustainability, companies and investors have complained that some sustainability ratings are too opaque.
So now will men, confronted with blank-faced brigades of Botox babes, carp that women are too opaque and blasé?
Critics complain that its operations and budget are too opaque and that many members are tainted by links, real or imagined, with the Qaddafi government.
There was interest in the 1960s in using optical fibres to carry telephone calls, but the fibres then available were too opaque.
