Sentence examples for obscure method from inspiring English sources
However, the explosive growth of fracking in the nation in the past decade has raised serious new scientific questions about the risks and benefits of this formerly obscure method of extracting natural gas.
Bony may not be from the very top rank but he is undoubtedly a finisher, expert in the one part of football that for all the more numerically obscure methods of attempting to win a match remains pretty much unchanged from the very start of things.
That despite "The Emirates Experience" or whatever obscure methods of branding and persuasion the clubs are employing to get you to spend £12 on a Tuborg and a Pukka, most football stadiums actually are like this: transitory settlements of corrugated iron, portaloos and boxed-in coaches.
The effects lingered into the 1980s.Once just an obscure statistical method, instrumental variables are now popping up all over the place.
No one really understood exactly what the internet was used for, except for this obscure communication method called "electronic mail".
But these narratives obscure the methods that mediums like Mrs. Piper used — methods that have been explained by debunkers like Martin Gardner, who in 1992 published a long exposé called "How Mrs. Piper Bamboozled William James".
Don't think APIs, think billions of dollars of money sloshing through obscure programming methods.
They are often obscure and methods to detect them at the spatial scales necessary for systematic conservation planning and forest management have been time consuming, cost ineffective, or too coarse-filter.
If you're going to fly, use obscure search methods.
Therefore it is about time that Greece starts to demand worldwide publication of all court proceedings in order to find out what obscure legal methods were used by opponents to the legitimate claims of Greeks and start to correct the legal wrongs.
This might be a limitation of the study but on the other hand applying age-weights has also been criticised and evaluated as unacceptable on equity grounds [ 31], not empirically based [ 32] and adding complexity to burden of disease analyses that obscures the method and makes little overall difference to the rankings of diseases and injuries.
