Sentence examples for obscure means from inspiring English sources

Instead, I came into this country as an immigrant via more obscure means.

The fact that the identity and the genetic background of the wild two-humped camel remain obscure means that designing and implementing conservation programmes for the wild camel are difficult.

However, because previous research has observed that inter-individual coordinative changes accompany fatiguing exercise, 35 it is possible that some form of coordinative variability obscured mean changes across time.

Obviously, guilty pleas will allow the United States to obscure the means used to interrogate these men.

This obscure jargon means "to remove (an item) from a museum or library collection preparatory to selling it".

Still, if the causes of a lack of recognition are unknowable, the causes of recognition are equally obscure — which means that luck can always turn.

Explain frequently what that obscure hashtag means, so the hashtag achieves the purpose of promoting the event and ideas outside the four walls of the event venue.

While, as mention above, XRD configurations specify the existence of silver in the nanocomposite with the size of about 50 nm, the silver are also obscure by means of FESEM images.

Georgia is not alone in its quest to obscure the means by which it will put inmates to death.

Here you can find authors of the last one hundred years or so, some famous, some nearly forgotten, some downright obscure, which means they have the potential to be great finds.

By virtue of an obscure law meant to apply to commemorative coins, the Treasury secretary could order the production of a high-denomination platinum coin and deposit it at the Federal Reserve, where it would count as a government asset and give the country more breathing room under its debt ceiling.