Sentence examples for transparent enough that from inspiring English sources

It's transparent enough that people are able to project themselves into it".

"We are transparent enough that the market and analysts can make their calculations the way they want to," says Guillaume Hannezo, the chief financial officer.

I myself mostly post links to this column, hoping that the self-promotion is transparent enough that people can easily ignore a link or click it if they're curious.

For 2000 years the Celtics were taught by their Druid priests that on October 31st the veil separating the World of the Living from the World of the Dead was at its very thinnest – transparent enough that the living could actually interact with the ghosts of their loved ones and the vengeful spirits of their departed enemies.

"Distorted Indulgence" deals mostly with the cat search: instrumental lines chase one another through the score, and Ms. Tang's textures are transparent enough that even when several levels of the chase seem to be happening at once, you can follow every move in this fluidly contrapuntal piece.

A former executive said he warned Dimon for years that the quality of risk control in the chief investment office was not transparent enough, compared with that in the investment bank; Drew brushed him off, and Dimon told him, he says, essentially, to "mind my own business".

The Treasury contends that the market for the exempted derivatives is already stable and transparent enough, and that the new rules could be dangerously disruptive.

Lord Smith of Finsbury, better known as former Labour MP Chris Smith, said the industry had not been transparent enough and that it would take time to reassure the public about the technology.

The back story, as if it's not transparent enough, is that the older sisters know very well they've indulged in some rocky behavior over the past few weeks.

The intertwined requirements to export, invest in technology and food safety and raise external finance are encouraging the emergence of big companies that are transparent enough to withstand public scrutiny and strong enough to take over competitors.Beef abattoirs are coming round.

These analyses are a first step towards combining neighbourhood characteristics into an aggregate obesogenicity index that is transparent enough to be adopted elsewhere and to allow examination of the relevance of its specific components in different settings.