Sentence examples for opaque selection from inspiring English sources

There won't be any slyly selective intake, or opaque selection of sponsors.

Yet doubts and questions remain, as some neuroscientists are surprised that the Human Brain Project was selected, and some participants frustrated by the opaque selection process.

Others doubt that the online application will solve the longstanding issue of opaque selection at Italian universities.

Yet the grey Mr Zubkov is unlikely to prove a very different kind of prime minister.The cabinet shuffle is better seen as part of the opaque selection process known as "operation successor".

Caroline Criado-Perez, co-founder of The Women's Room, a group fighting to end the opaque selection procedure, thinks that the bank's secrecy may even be illegal.

The United States' nomination of Paul D. Wolfowitz to be the next president of the World Bank represents the outcome of an opaque and undemocratic selection process ("Why Paul Wolfowitz?," editorial, March 17).

But experts say the state has been opaque about its selection.

Treatment allocation was concealed by random selection of opaque sealed envelopes for consecutive patients from a box with 120 envelops.

Each assignment was concealed by random selection of opaque, sealed envelopes for consecutive patients from a box of 135 envelopes.

The most competitive training colleges can behave like a cartel – their selection processes are opaque and favours are bestowed on a chosen few by a chosen few.

In China a new standing committee of the Politburo was named, after a selection process so opaque as to be papal.