Sentence examples for sufficiently opaque from inspiring English sources
"Perhaps it is," Cathy says, adding, "My motives are sufficiently opaque to me.
China is sufficiently opaque that it is hard to know from the outside which interpretation is correct.
Activities that are more likely to provide both sides with quick returns are the more speculative ones, especially if they are sufficiently opaque as not to be well understood by the shareholders such as complex derivatives trading.
The net result is a legal system that is still opaque and sufficiently politicized that in both the Rio Tinto and Huang cases, speculation that both are politically motivated is reasonable to entertain--though it is just speculation with little fact to support the argument either way.
As it stands, the article is, in my opinion, not a hypothesis but an essay but even in that capacity, is unnecessarily opaque and not sufficiently specific.
But classifiers produced by machine learning are often opaque, i.e., they are sufficiently complex that it is very difficult to understand why they produced the result they did.
In opaque settings, individuals are unlikely to be sufficiently sure that discontent is widely shared to engage in risky protests.
Although these recent developments are promising, they remain ultimately limited by the transmission of light: many small animals have opaque exteriors and/or the heart is located sufficiently deep that there is insufficient visible light transmission to form an image.
Washington was a town in which lawyer-lobbyists whispered in the ears of lawyer-legislators, generating thick stacks of tax codes and business regulations that were opaque to outsiders, lucrative for a few, and sufficiently larded with federal subsidies and pork to soothe disgruntled voters.
One camp maintains that the existing regime is opaque and should be made completely transparent; the other finds the regime sufficiently transparent and worries that any further transparency reforms would undermine the regime's essential functioning.
