Sentence examples for obfuscation around from inspiring English sources
There will certainly be a lot of obfuscation around the new report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change — the body charged by the United Nations to monitor information on climate change — and especially involving the results demonstrating a leveling-off of global temperature in the last 15 years.
While recognising the obfuscation around the World Trade Organisation (WTO) rulings on subsidies in the aircraft-manufacturing business, I point to some clear facts.First, the WTO dismissed nearly all the claims that the alleged benefit to Boeing from tax breaks and defence and research contracts was an illegal subsidy.
The past few days have brought a striking moment of clarity to Republicans' cynical, campaign-season obfuscation around their real strategy for the Supreme Court.
Whilst not wishing to add to what Linehan [ 23] described as "definitional obfuscation" around various suicidal behaviours, and non-suicidal but still self-harming behaviours, we needed to use one of the recognised terms to represent our cases, and have chosen the term that we feel is least misleading for our study.
Whatever the obfuscations around tomorrow's meeting, Syria will be a key part of the agenda".
Ignoring the conscience blueprint recently set down by under-siege news outlets such as NBC News, CBS News and Rolling Stone, Fox instead has hunkered down and allowed O'Reilly to mount his own public, and increasingly erratic, defense that's built around obfuscation and name-calling.
Whenever services get blocked, users quickly adopt VPNs or other network obfuscation techniques to route around the restrictions," Lund's post concluded.
When the smaller pipeline was approved in 2009, we got a taste of the arguments that the administration will use this time around, all masterpieces of legal obfuscation.
Obfuscation doesn't help".
There is deliberate obfuscation.
