Sentence examples for relatively secretive from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bloomberg, whose net worth is estimated at $19.5 billion by Forbes magazine, is relatively secretive about his own finances.

Jarvis expressed reservations about the Post being owned by the CEO of Amazon, a relatively secretive company.

Ben Dhia's long history of government service, including under Bourguiba, may give him widespread public support, although his relatively secretive responsibilities in the palace cause some consternation among average Tunisians.

It's rare that a company can stay relatively secretive while raising a huge amount of funding, but Florida's Magic Leap has managed that.

Our observations for patterns of carotenoid use by females are harder to interpret because females become relatively secretive during the breeding season and this makes it difficult to collect comparable foraging data for the 2 sexes.

For all the emphasis that Pentagon planners have put on Special Operations forces in a war against the network of Osama bin Laden and the Taliban government, at the moment relatively few of these secretive soldiers are within striking distance of the heart of Afghanistan, officials at the Pentagon say.

The firm, a relatively young and decidedly secretive operation, has received only $44,000 in payments from the committee, perhaps explaining why it was so quickly let go (overall, it's been paid just shy of $2 million from Republican and conservative groups this cycle).

While data on the number of women girls and boys forced into porn is relatively scant, due to its secretive and illegal nature, Dawn Hawkins, Executive Director of National Center on Sexual Exploitation, told me that "the 20+ performers I have talked to (some still involved in porn) have all shared stories with me that they were forced and coerced many times over".

Instead, even relatively enlightened governments are becoming, if anything, more secretive than ever.

Before Soyuz 12 was launched, the normally secretive Russians released details of plans for its relatively short two-day flight, perhaps to avoid rumours spreading of yet another failure from a truncated mission.

In addition, another Charles Koch philanthropy, the relatively unknown Knowledge and Progress Fund, contributed nearly $8 million from 2005 to 2011 to a secretive, pass-through foundation called Donors Trust.