Sentence examples for opaque corners from inspiring English sources

Indeed, Lehman Brothers' failure showed that even smaller firms can be so interlinked through capital markets -- particularly their more opaque corners like credit-default swaps -- as to approach systemically critical status.

Italy's strongest companies can sell bonds directly, but the rates they pay are also correlated to the yields on government bonds.The very visible signs of runs in government and corporate bond markets seem to be mirrored in more opaque corners of finance.

More disclosure would certainly be welcome in this opaque corner or the financial markets.

The hole board consisted of an opaque white acrylic box (30×30×30 cm) with a raised (2.5 cm) floor insert containing four holes (2.5 cm diameter, 5.3 cm from each corner).

In every corner of society once opaque bodies have had to embrace modernisation and transparency in order to survive.

Thereafter, the fish was released into a corner compartment created with an opaque partition that prevented the test fish from seeing the exploration tank, and was again allowed to acclimatize for 3 min. The test started by carefully removing the opaque partition creating the corner compartment.

The box should be opaque.

This is a good choice if your picture is opaque and has no borders (since iOS automatically rounds the corners of the icons, square borders are cut).

Scholars have lately been poking around in the corners of his biography, trying to flesh out the opaque image that appears in standard histories — that of the grumpy German music master with the waspish tongue.

And, in the ancient corner, Alec Guinness, in a performance no less Buddha-like, in its opaque yet disarming sagacity, than it seemed thirty-two yeago ago.

But it has at least shone a light into some unexpected corners, as it did again on Tuesday night in another moment of grand but still somehow opaque sporting drama.