Sentence examples for transparent enough for from inspiring English sources
"We are maybe not transparent enough for the people outside," he said.
Whatever atmosphere is present on Triton, Dr. Smith said, appears to be transparent enough for Voyager 2's cameras to see through it and for other sensors to answer questions about Triton's composition.
Important to the United States!" But recently many Saudi experts, who believe Saudi Aramco's books hide large payments to the royal family, doubt that the king and crown prince will be able to make the offering transparent enough for international investors.
And so, I find them, they're just not transparent enough for me.
Obstacles remain in making a wine market transparent enough for financial trading (though a wine exchange called the London International Vintners Exchange, or Liv-Ex, launched in 1999, is looking to rectify that).
Yes, this commitment can be difficult but it's also becoming increasingly important – not only for leaders to get to know those they serve, but equally to allow themselves to be transparent enough for others to get to know them.
In contrast to mechanical sectioning, cryo-FIB milling can be applied to the frozen-hydrated material to thin the native samples and make them transparent enough (50 200 nm) for TEM imaging (Rogort et al. 2012), without introducing heat-induced devitrification effect.
In its final report on the bank bailout, the panel attacked the government for not being transparent enough and not articulating clear goals for its foreclosure prevention program.
An article in The Times Union of Albany last month noted heavy redactions to the governor's travel records, and an editorial in The Buffalo News with the headline "Not Transparent Enough" chided the administration for not fully disclosing how state agencies were making mandated budget cuts.
For financial services firms, it is the ultimate Catch-22: provide too little information to the public, and you are quickly attacked for not being transparent enough; provide too much information and you are doubted for being a bit too solicitous.
Security researchers have criticized those companies — Election Systems & Software , Dominion Voting Systemsand Hart InterCivic — for not being transparent enough about their security practices.
