Sentence examples for masked some of from inspiring English sources

The power of his personality has masked some of his sharper edges.

The turnovers masked some of the things they did on us.

If anything, we've been lulled into a false complacency by the fact that internal oscillations in the climate system temporarily masked some of that warming.

Government obstacles aheadJun 15th 2006 The Brazilian Amazon: Asphalt and the jungleJul 22nd 2004High commodity prices have masked some of the impact of these shortcomings on the economy.

The company disclosed earlier this year that it changed the way it calculates the metric, which may have masked some of the risk surrounding this trade.

JPMorgan disclosed earlier this year that it changed the calculation for the metric, which may have masked some of the risks surrounding this trade.

So a veil of discretion is masking some of India's R&D achievements.

"There are some effects of nicotine which can mask some of the negative effects of mental illness," Dr. Frieden said.

When real trouble is brewing, as has been the case since the summer of 1997 in Asia, bond traders acting ahead of the Fed can mask some of the peril.

While the county is home to some of the richest ZIP codes in the nation, Pollard says that is masking some of the county's poverty issues.

Researchers have suggested for several years this change could mask some of the effects of global warming, by moderating Europe's temperatures.