Sentence examples for secretive sources from inspiring English sources
ONE of the richest and most secretive sources of profit in the mortgage business is coming under scrutiny.
Legal/Regulatory FAIR GAME Gretchen Morgenson notes that a type of hazard insurance policy, one of the richest and most secretive sources of profit in the mortgage business, is coming under scrutiny.
Wholesalers tend to be secretive about sources.
Americans Elect has faced criticism in the past for its secretive funding sources.
"Deep Throat" spawned a sequel, gave its name to The Washington Post's secretive Watergate source and inspired a 2005 documentary, "Inside Deep Throat".
It is secretive about its sources of funding and has been criticised for not openly disclosing financial support from tobacco and alcohol companies when it campaigning against limits on smoking and drinking.
He has been secretive about his sources of financing, but a prospectus for a new junk-bond offering earlier this month disclosed that he recently sold a 35percentt stake in his German venture to NTL Communications, which owns cable systems in Britain.
Though there's not much more than secretive whispers from sources and oft-repeated rumors to go off at this point, the possibility remains that all of these devices could be real.
It is quite secretive about the source, saying only that it is a private American collection.
States have become increasingly secretive about the source of their lethal injection drugs as a way to subvert a European-led boycott that blocked trade of the supplies to US prison departments.
That was before the Supreme Court's 2010 Citizens United opinion, which opened the floodgates to big money in politics, and before the explosion of Super Pacs and secretive "dark money" whose sources do not have to be disclosed by campaigns.
