Sentence examples for more opaque the from inspiring English sources

Religious charities are still more opaque; the tax code does not require them to disclose their finances publicly.

But the system is also more opaque: the scoring is anonymous and it is harder to discern national bias.

"The further south you go, the more opaque the administration by the cooperative tends to be," said Brian Gardner, author of "European Agriculture: Policies, Production and Trade".

In China, where the policymaking apparatus is more opaque, the onus may fall on Premier Li Keqiang, who oversees economic policy and economic reforms; Zhou Xiaochuan, the longtime head of the central bank; or a lesser official.

In China, where the policymaking apparatus is more opaque, the onus may fall on Premier Li Keqiang, who oversees economic policy and economic reforms; Zhou Xiaochuan, the longtime head of the central bank; or a lesser official.

"The further south you go the more opaque the administration by the cooperative tends to be -- you often find that the mayor and the president of the cooperative are one and the same person," said Brian Gardner, author of "European Agriculture: Policies, Production and Trade".

The side areas, more opaque, enclose the majority of the more than 80,000 seats.

The problem is that the rest of the economy is more opaque than the Chinese stock market, and at this point could be like the big cities and airports that the country has built for its rural populations… totally meaningless.

The dura mater was thicker, harder, paler and more opaque in the diseased area than in the healthy area, which was at the border of the dissection.

Accountability has also become more opaque since the formation of the Shia-dominated government of Ibrahim Jaffari with ministers and senior officials at the Ministry of the Interior refusing to meet concerned international organisations including Human Rights Watch.

The attenuation of the alloying components can be even higher (see Table  1): for example if objects contain high amounts of lead or tin the transmission of X-rays drops dramatically and the sculpture appears more opaque in the image.