Sentence examples for smokescreens from inspiring English sources

Perhaps not entirely coincidentally, Grange has received rave notices from Robert Parker, the world's most influential wine critic, who is based in America.In this section Dutch capped Scaling heights Smokescreens Sometimes a snowball is art Taste buds Down Under In search of icons ReprintsBut while lauding Grange, Mr Parker has often been cruelly dismissive of many of Australia's other efforts.

Hedge funds and the prime brokers that serve them have tended to counter that such accusations are smokescreens put up by bosses to mask their own failings.In this section Oat cuisine Keep on trucking Getting to the naked truth Minority report Citi building A fare fight Go for the churn ReprintsAfter years of sitting on their hands, regulators are starting to side with the companies.

He spent much of last winter building balls in the Highlands only to have them melt in the City, as well as on the web at www.eyestorm.com.In this section Dutch capped Scaling heights Smokescreens Sometimes a snowball is art Taste buds Down Under In search of icons Reprints.

$1,000 for a licence is a lot of money to a small winery".Mr Starr calls the wholesalers' arguments "smokescreens" for their greed.

It may mean the deceived don't know the language well enough to see through the smokescreens, in which case reading Orwell's "Politics and the English Language" (and the style book it helped inform) may provide a defence, up to a point.

And he put that knowledge to good effect in the world of smokescreens and two-way mirrors which he inhabited for many years.

However the decision has been labelled a "smokescreen" to reopen old-growth forests to logging, despite loggers not wanting it.

Sullivan believes references to "the terrorist film" in the hackers' demands are a smokescreen for attempts at extortion, though Cluley said some of the imagery used by the hackers recalls the "Dark Seoul" attacks of spring 2013, where systems in South Korea were targeted by the North.

In his televised budget address in reply, the opposition leader sought to paint Joe Hockey's budget as a "reheated" version of last year's, the government's claims of fairness as a "smokescreen" and a "hoax" and its predictions of a major boost to the economy from its small business stimulus plan as overblown.

In reality, what happened in June was a political fix, more concerned with the future health of the coalition than the future of the NHS, and a fix that has acted as a smokescreen around the detail of the repackaged bill.

Be that as it may, many see the G20 cultural celebrations being used as a smokescreen, a way to divert people away from criticising the state government.