Sentence examples for particularly secretive from inspiring English sources

He says that most of them provide little information about what they do, and are particularly secretive about their failures.

"Apparently drones are used more and more," said Deschamps, who intimated that he had not been doing anything particularly secretive at the time.

"Very few were tempted to tell the outside world what was happening, except when they needed extra help," he said, singling out the Secretariat of State – in effect the Church's diplomatic corps – as one department that appeared particularly secretive.

That dark corner of Whitehall is particularly secretive.

The missive, sent to 13,000 Writers Guild members, comes at a time when the networks are being particularly secretive about their plans due to concerns that they'll tip off rivals in advance of May's upfront meetings in New York.

Many states have turned to compounding pharmacies to procure the drugs, and Missouri has been particularly secretive about its protocols, refusing to say where it gets its supply.

The "Quant King" retired from his $26 billion hedge fund firm, Renaissance Technologies, in 2010, but at 76 he continues to play a role at the firm and benefit from its funds, particularly the secretive and consistently profitable black-box strategy known as Medallion.

These data illustrate the value of coupling genetic and field studies, particularly for secretive wide-ranging carnivores such as bobcats.

He was so secretive, particularly of his technique for colouring the wax, that he sometimes worked draped in a cloth, and blocked the keyhole of his room.

It needs to, after 14 years of failures in the development of rockets powerful enough to loft a satellite — particularly when its secretive leadership encourages its impoverished people to indulge in grandiose expectations.

Unlike previous Nike executives in Vietnam, Mr. Monteiro is neither secretive nor particularly defensive about the company's labor practices.