Sentence examples for transparently enough from inspiring English sources

Asked Sunday if the Japanese government had acted transparently enough, Mrs. Clinton said: "We have been very supportive of what Japan is doing to take the appropriate steps".

For a service that makes up at least a third of every council's expenditure, its costs, fee rates and quality have not been presented clearly and transparently enough to the people who are footing the bill.

I myself, for example, who clashed with Assange during the Guardian saga, and co-authored a book he didn't care for, am anonymised throughout, transparently enough, as "the news reporter".

But we now have to make sure, back to infrastructure analogy, let's build the right roads and the right systems to allow these products to trade transparently, but still allow enough flexibility for innovation to allow America to thrive in the and not send this business to London or Hong Kong or wherever else it may grow.

MNF moved to ESPN in 2006, and Miller was replaced by veteran sportswriter and voice-raising specialist Tony Kornheiser, who, while amusing enough, has transparently not given a shit about sports since Jimmy Carter was president and was not about to start paying attention again just because he was on TV talking about it.

"The key problem at the moment for researchers, regulators, and journalists is that so much information about what is really going on is private, there isn't enough information out there transparently about what is going on on these platforms," Taylor said.

But losing money on a mid-level tour is more common than anyone apparently thinks – it's just that there are few artists masochistic enough to put the information transparently into the public domain.

Did Mr Obama pretend to reach out to Republicans convincingly enough that their supposed outrage appeared transparently fake?

It is this transparently obstructionist tactic to which President Obama said "enough," striking a badly needed blow for checks and balances with strong support both from the text and the original purpose of the recess appointment clause.

— Larry comes off, oddly enough, as more real because he's so transparently fake.

The excuse that the mobile web isn't fast enough is threadbare, and the solution of a special Google-designed sub-web transparently self-serving.