Sentence examples for much opaque from inspiring English sources

Humans, on the other hand, are pretty much opaque columns.

The following parameters were also recorded: location (specified as cranioventral or other), number of accumulations, opacity compared with a ventral part of a rib on the same image (specified as much less opaque, mix or as opaque as/more opaque than a ventral rib) and homogeneity (specified as heterogeneous, mix or homogeneous).

"The footage seemed to be much more opaque in a good way," Mr. Castaing-Taylor said.

Unlike stocks that trade on an open market, transactions involving these securities were much more opaque.

At the halfway point of this second season, so much remains opaque.

It forked out twice as much to opaque funds run directly by the president, and to welfare programmes.

Imagine an open-source effort emerging to make that brand/production relationship much less opaque than it is.

But much is opaque.Employer-sponsored coverage is tax exempt, costing the government at least $200 billion a year.

In constitutional terms, the Yugoslav breakup has given rise to something much more opaque yet perhaps just as important.

How much more opaque must it remain for people outside the household, who can't see what goes inside?

"I understand the issues of quantity vs. quality," wrote one user, named Paul Tousignant, "but the proposed new system is much more opaque than the existing one.