Sentence examples for masks the issue from inspiring English sources

It distorts and masks the issue by framing such acts as unrelated and unstoppable 'freak incidents'.

Barr refuses to use the term "blue collar" because it masks the issue of class.

I've seen people that have taken them and that just masks the issues.

His athletic gifts and the craftily designed system he plays in masked the issue.

Ferguson masked the issue by force of will and personality, so the argument goes.

This study is in keeping with existing work that has suggested that CVD screening is sub-optimal in RA patients [ 17- 19, 21- 24] and perhaps also suggests that the omission of RA from CVD risk scores such as Framingham and the Joint British Societies may be masking the issue of CVD risk in patients with RA.

But this manly attitude of "I'm O.K.; it was just another day" only helps mask the issues we face.

If Leicester do get through, and a side that has scored three tries in its four group matches looks like needing at least one winning bonus point in its last two to claim one of the three best runners-up spots, qualification will not mask the issues they have to confront.

But those baggy green shortcomings, and the inspired form of Ian Bell, have helped mask the issues in the home ranks as well as propel them into an unassailable lead.

But that classic liberal-conservative clash masks the real issue: how much drugs will cost, and who will set their prices.

The phrase masks the real issue: What kind of intensive early intervention is being provided for students who can't read the word "it," as described by Marlene Heath (Op-Ed, March 30).