Sentence examples similar to obscure developments from inspiring English sources

We don't want them to feel like a small, obscure development team in a big company.

However, an obscure development in some of the earliest vertebrates possessing a mineralized skeleton, such as the osteostracan agnathans mentioned above, and the jawed placoderm fishes, provides the key to the preservation of cartilaginous structures.

He reflected that it "does have a solid crack at updating the action for a new age, and it's far from as bad as expected" given its obscure development.

We underline the role of Libre software development communities and analyze incentives for both kernel and obscure developers.

At Moynihan's urging, Mrs. Clinton is adopting this rather obscure economic-development cause as her own.

The law's implications are as obscure as all developments in Russia.

Feldman added, however, that the immediate context can obscure longer term developments, which may be driving the increasing far-right Channel referrals and Prevent cases over recent months and years.

The molecular mechanisms underlying benign prostatic hyperplasia are obscure and the development of animal models to test novel treatment strategies is challenging.

But this is to let political correctness obscure a troubling development that America's terrorism experts had started to worry about well before Mr King announced his hearings.

The announcement that the Irish National Liberation Army INLAA) is to decommission its weapons and pursue purely political means to achieve its goal is to be welcomed; but this should not obscure what the development really means.

A fair number of features e.g., the formation of the future tense and of the noun phrase are shared with other languages of the Balkans but are of obscure origin and development; Albanian or its earlier kin could easily be the source for at least some of these.