Sentence examples for more transparently and from inspiring English sources

That's because he registers thought more transparently and intricately than any actor of his generation.

Therefore, pharmaceutical manufacturers should report the phosphorus content/quantity of their products more transparently and in a greater detail.

I agree that we don't need more secret judges, but a wider variety, chosen more transparently and aided by a larger staff to track the huge electronic hoard of personal data that can be misused.

Rather than helping producers and consumers to hedge their risks and set commodity prices more transparently and efficiently, futures markets have become dominated by hedge funds, sovereign-wealth funds and so on seeking to diversify their portfolios.

In the difficult days ahead, the Obama team would be well advised to minimize its penchant for reactive sound-bite politics in foreign policy, act more transparently and start explaining the complexities and dangers to the public.

A regulated biodiversity offsetting market offers a potentially efficient solution to both problems, helping to ensure biodiversity issues are dealt with more transparently and with greater certainty in the current planning system, to encourage growth and improve the environment.

While those agencies have made some progress, like requiring derivative trades to be more transparently traded and reported, they have completed just one-third of the rules required by the law.

Such an infrastructure could improve people's access to health care and more transparently inform the public and policymakers on the advances of health care reform in Ecuador and other low- and middle-income countries [ 32, 47].

Austin-based The Zebra, a startup that's something of a "Kayak for auto insurance," has been working to bring the process of shopping for insurance online, where consumers can more transparently compare quotes and understand how insurance companies determine rates.

He said researchers hoped the study could help land users and parks and resource management workers to talk "more transparently" to each other and governments to focus work on the most polluting catchments.

"Our cultures are really talking to each other more and more transparently, so our music is becoming richer and richer.