Sentence examples for which are obscure from inspiring English sources

The two styles display variants of a common tradition of religious art the immediate origins of which are obscure.

The exchange rate for the unofficial "blue" dollar, as it is popularly called (for reasons which are obscure), is out of control.All this has prompted some businesses to rethink.

I argued in my previous post that the struggle for liberty is more like a guerrilla campaign than all-out war, the victories of which are obscure and often incomplete.

"The leadership teams of the NUT and NASUWT have demanded their members take industrial action – a work-to-rule – for reasons which are obscure to me but seem to amount to 'we don't like the last 25 years of education reform, why can't we party like it's 1968?'," Gove said.

After a challenging campaign, the details of which are obscure, the emperor managed to defeat the Hungarians and their Serbian allies at the fortress of Haram or Chramon, which is the modern Nova Palanka.

To achieve the recommended HbA1c goals, the ADA, the European Association for the Study of Diabetes, the AACE, and the International Diabetes Federation (IDF) have recommend SMBG targets (Table 1), the origins of which are obscure but appear to be based predominantly on expert opinion (1– 5).

But these problems are a result of policy choices, which are obscured by stigmatizing language that blames tenants.

Previous reports based on multi-institutional questionnaires are unable to detect the more subtle factors which are obscured by audience heterogeneity[ 6- 8, 10, 11].

Resolution of this problem would be aided by improved estimates of node heights in gymnosperms, which are obscured by evolutionary rate heterogeneity, particularly involving gnetophytes.

A special check is made in the original read against the original genomic region for mismatches between genomic-T and read-C, which are obscured by a C T substitution.

In order to clearly differentiate between these mechanisms, it is necessary to formally disentangle the dependence of spike timing on the amplitude of the LFP from its dependence on the phase, which are obscured in the STA.