Sentence examples for tends to obfuscate from inspiring English sources
"Still, disclosure practices by the largest financial firms remain lacking, and the periodic reporting overseen by the Securities and Exchange Commission tends to obfuscate as much as inform".
Due to its particular writing system which tends to obfuscate phonological differences, the Chinese language has often been labelled as an isolating language entirely lacking any morphological distinctions.
The employee PAC system tends to obfuscate where the money ends up, so it's not always clear to employees or even CEOs how their political contributions are being spent.
However, the explicit point of view of matrices tends to obfuscate the matter, and the abstract and more powerful tools of functional analysis can be used instead.
They emerge from a set of assumptions about economics and culture that, as Marx pointed out, tend to obfuscate the power relations that lie beneath a nation-state's wealth, a wealth cultural and aesthetic as well as economic.
Regulators tend to mutter and obfuscate when the question is put directly.
The outrage, while legitimate, reveals a weakness in our politics that obfuscates similarly important problems: we tend to focus on new problems and ignore continuing ones.
