Sentence examples for obfuscating details from inspiring English sources

"It is natural that investors will expect the worst," said Charles Wolf, an analyst with Needham & Company, adding that Apple has a history of "minimal disclosure" and "obfuscating" details about Mr. Jobs's health.

However, the coming food bubble may be more difficult to anticipate than others due to several obfuscating details.

In contrast to mechanism schemas and sketches, some models of mechanisms work not by describing all of the parts, causal interactions, and organizational features, but rather by abstracting away from such potentially obfuscating details (Craver and Darden 2013; Strevens 2008; Levy and Bechtel 2012).

He added: "Credit the law's opponents for a masterful job of obfuscating the details of the measure — and blame the Obama administration and the law's other supporters for failing miserably to adequately explain, on a basic level, what the law does and does not do".

It's just the kind of obfuscation I like for obfuscating.

In this paper, we propose a fresh approach by obfuscating abstract data-types allowing us to develop structure-dependent obfuscations that would otherwise (traditionally) not be available.

Carrard was obfuscating, to be sure, as one would expect a lawyer to obfuscate.

By selecting target code blocks in the control flow graph and applying obfuscating transformations to the target code blocks, the original program is then obfuscated.

It looks like the prime minister and his team are obfuscating because they are obfuscating.

Decades are travelled seamlessly, sometimes mid-sentence, without ever obfuscating.

It has only made matters worse by obfuscating everything.