Sentence examples for obscure opportunity from inspiring English sources

But the miasma can obscure opportunity.

A business strategy focused solely on the bottom line, however, can obscure opportunities to pursue innovation and create value in the design process.

In the Middle East, for example, "Water and sanitation investments are pitched as providing peace dividends," according to the essay, Water Wars: Obscuring Opportunities.

It's not a religious argument but a pragmatic one, and no amount of pigeonholing or posturing about unfair good old boy arrangements will obscure the opportunity for the hybrid transformers to seed the emerging market.

Barack Obama also will not allow the world's problems to obscure its opportunities.

Past success can obscure new opportunities when emerging markets or technologies don't operate by the same rules as a company's tried-and-true products.

Often, though, the perception is overdone and obscures investment opportunity.

Yet the danger of having high expectations is they can obscure the other opportunities developing all around you.

But his talk of a "moment of opportunity" obscures a reality in which the two sides are a long way apart.

The passion of it all obscures our essential opportunity: building relationships with the enemy.

Sadly, this simplified view also obscures a genuine opportunity to educate physicians on how to treat RLS (as opposed to leaving the patient to suffer, without hope) and the controversies that exist among experts.