Sentence examples for may be secret from inspiring English sources

Do you have any plans to create other tools or products (they may be secret!)? Maybe.

Yet the full basis for these decisions is rarely available to affected people: the algorithm or some inputs may be secret; or the implementation may be secret; or the process may not be precisely described.

That's $60 million we know of (other huge donations may be secret), and it may be only a down payment.

Mr. Alesi said he would keep his decision on same-sex marriage, whatever it may be, secret until he takes a vote.

Their work may be secret, but it is carried out on behalf of a public, which surely has a right to know about how the public interest is defined.

"And they're popular in prisons – it seems they're still one of the approved technological products that prisoners can use in some prisons". He also thinks there may be secret government bunkers, where highly classified missives are written on typewriters, "but that's just speculation".

While there may be secrets that still end up being leaked, the new rule will bring abrupt changes to the stock market.

Her search for the truth has brought her into contact with government archivists, retired spooks and a ream of redacted papers from the C.I.A. — which suggests there may be secrets the agency still wants to keep.

Second is anonymity, or secrecy about who is sending and receiving messages, where the content of the messages may not be secret at all.

But this may well be secret intelligence which will not come out in public evidence.

This secret information deployed in the network may be the secret key itself or an auxiliary information that helps nodes to derive the real secret key shared by the nodes.