Sentence examples for opaque ways from inspiring English sources

But the royal family works in opaque ways.

In the spy business, accounts tend to get settled eventually, though often in opaque ways.

("Earned" sits alongside "underweathered" and "overfurnished" as one of those opaque ways of saying, "This poem doesn't work").

Debt is traded in opaque ways, where the spread between the offered and requested prices is wider than for stocks.

An audit report by India's comptroller and auditor-general was similarly harsh, finding that decisions were made so late that contracts had to be distributed in opaque ways.

With a light touch, Simsion suggests that Asperger's symptoms can interact, in opaque ways, with human qualities like pride and stubbornness.

It has been criticized frequently for the opaque way it conducts business.

In a more opaque way, though, these carmakers are offering incentives for up to 10percentt of the price.

(These funds are a common investment in Britain: investors share in an opaque way, determined by the life insurer, in their profits and losses).

Those parties claimed they were simply following the law — which, these days, tends to be interpreted in the most pliable and opaque way.

Mr Penning announced the new funding formula in July in a bid to correct the "complex and opaque" way in which Whitehall funds are assigned to police forces.