Sentence examples for obscure category from inspiring English sources

China also leads a more obscure category — total processing power, or the combined computing speeds of all of its supercomputers on the list.

EPrompter (eprompter.com) now dominates the relatively obscure category of e-mail notification software, which appeals to those who love to check as well as those who hate to.

OPTION ARMs, a rather obscure category of adjustable-rate mortgages, may soon be plagued with foreclosures as monthly payments are adjusted higher.

There are even 30 practitioners of traditional Chinese medicine, an obscure category included because they tend to follow Beijing's instructions unquestioningly.

Site visitors can adjust the obscurity factor depending on how bizarre they would like the names served up to be (Alberta Trotman being one of the common sort, and Buck Charbonnel and Erasmo Pehowich exemplifying the "totally obscure" category).

For this reason, we will not classify this is a "celebrity endorsement," but rather under the more obscure category of the "me for me" endorsement — that is, making an endorsement that helps the endorser more than the endorsee.

In one of the obscure categories that won't be televised live at tonight's 47th Annual Grammy Awards -- traditional folk -- is a nominee who can count among his fans actors Tim Robbins and Susan Sarandon, novelists Lawrence Block, Carl Hiaasen and Stephen King, folk singers Pete Seeger, Tom Paxton, Suzanne Vega, Richie Havens, Odetta..

THE once-obscure category of ultrashort-term bond funds is attracting new money, and for two reasons: Mutual fund investors -- their long patience with the faltering stock market severely strained -- see them as havens.

A1 Losing Jobs to Foreigners A growing number of American technology workers say their jobs are going to lower-cost foreign workers abroad, as well as workers who enter the U.S. under an obscure visa category known as the L-1.

Oscar notebook: Even for obscure foreign category, films are little known.

He detected, Mr. Harbert said, that the Grammys left an opening because it still gave so many awards for obscure music categories.