Sentence examples for opaque said from inspiring English sources
"There are aspects of this deal that are opaque," said Ms. Landes, the analyst.
"Investors are just very uncertain; it's very opaque," said Kenichi Hirano, operating officer at Tachibana Securities.
"It's very opaque," said Meredith McGehee, policy director of the Campaign Legal Center, a nonpartisan group.
"The market is opaque," said Ben Carlos Thypin, director of market analysis at Real Capital Analytics, a New York research firm.
Mexico's nonprofit sector is tiny and opaque, said Michael Layton, who heads the philanthropy and civil society project at the autonomous technological institute.
"A.I.G.'s conglomerate structure is too complicated, unwieldy and opaque," said Edward Liddy, who was brought in as chief executive by the government last fall when the conglomerate nearly collapsed.
"Our academic system is opaque," says Mr Webster.
In a statement, Mr. Brown remained terse and opaque, saying only: "The controller has made his determination.
Though founded almost 30 years ago, it never got special tax status because the process is so cumbersome and opaque, says its director, Tatsuya Yoshioka.
The with-profits policy, a mainstay of the life-insurance industry, is especially opaque, says the review.From the diagnosis follows the cure.
Turnbull's response has been opaque, saying it would be easier to find "alternative places" after the election, although his Foreign Affairs Minister Julie Bishop said resettlement in New Zealand would encourage people smugglers.
