Sentence examples for less transparently from inspiring English sources

As the controversy has grown, some WikiLeaks staff members have left, saying Mr. Assange runs the organization less transparently than he should.

Some might argue that other museums have done the same thing less transparently: the Met with some of its Costume Institute shows or the Guggenheim with "Armani," which was not officially sponsored by the designer but followed his pledge of $15 million.

America is spending billions in this area and China is thought to be investing heavily as well, though less transparently.

Even though defining Jews as potential threats just for being Jewish would seem to be more or less transparently bigoted.

Compared to the slew of electronic music documentaries out this year like the EDC-advertisement-disguised-as-a-concert-doc Under The Electric Sky or Swedish House Mafia's advertisement-disguised-as-a-biopic Leave The World Behind—What Difference Does It Make? is far less transparently self-promotional. .

Funding for teaching is more restricted and less transparently advertised than research fellowships and grants, leaving those on Teaching-Focussed contracts at a disadvantage when external funding success is a promotion criterion.

In a blog post on LinkedIn, Jules Polonetsky, who heads the Future of Privacy Forum, an advocacy group supported in part by Web companies, wrote that while tracking cookies are not illegal, they can alarm consumers because they monitor Web browsing patterns less than transparently.

We provide automatic installation software and it runs more or less instantaneously and transparently, without intervention in our experience.

While the resultant fluctuations in accuracy across the feature set sizes may make the performance comparison less evident, they transparently show that the expression profile of top-ranked differentially regulated pathways might be discordant between datasets.

But while often assured they would be hired, they said, they would wait and wait while transparently less-qualified men were hired.

It is hardly surprising, therefore, that teachers continue to favour the previous system, which is transparently fairer and less open to biased judgements".