Sentence examples for obscure problems from inspiring English sources

In reality, she says, they "obscure problems of wages, access to work and mounting inequality".

What is worth noting, the power scattered by the electric and magnetic dipole is also displayed which can help us solve some obscure problems.

Having limited information available can obscure problems, but when concerns arise, a lack of good data can have the opposite effect; people assume the worst.

Bureaucratese is a maddeningly viral kind of Unspeak engineered to deflect blame, complicate simple ideas, obscure problems, and perpetuate power relations.

(CEE, 211-12/165-6) {§2.2} for problems one common procedure, the method of analysis, has been discovered, and by following it we can reach a solution; for thus it is that even the most obscure problems are pursued.

They are not obscure problems that needed to be sleuthed out.

Register classification remained an obscure problem.

Google's techniques also bring in another more obscure problem – the "Google time loop".

p. 4) wrote, At the commencement of my observations it seemed to me probable that a careful study of domesticated animals and of cultivated plants would offer the best chance of making out this obscure problem.

Yet I do have a problem with "'tis the season" — a very obscure problem that occurs only at the intersection of my work and my computer software.

But this is a temporary bonanza, obscuring problems of the economy that are bound to reappear.