Sentence examples for will camouflage from inspiring English sources

The government has staged the implementation of austerity, perhaps hoping that a recovery in the future will camouflage its effects.

He took up fierce criticism of the EU and the single currency in the hope that his anti-EU-polemic will camouflage his lack of ideas for how to deal with the economic downturn.

In his concluding chapter, Wilson gives us a taste of the kind of arguments which will camouflage the loss of accountability for both business and the police that is likely to follow a Tory victory.

The ego mind will camouflage itself in infinite hiding places in an effort to avoid direct light upon it.

These systems based on cyclodextrin complexation and nanotechnology will camouflage the undesirable properties of drug and lead to synergistic or additive effect.

Wearing black will camouflage you.

I simultaneously jerk my Palm Pilot downwards, in the hope that the whooshing motion of the phone will create a wind effect that will further camouflage the flushing sound.

But having scores of impossible wishes on your list will only camouflage those tasks that you actually need to do.

As far as dress code goes, do not wear white – or yellow, or pink, or anything that will not camouflage or coordinate with red.

And when prey is below the shark and looks up, of course because of the sun, it is lighter so that the light underbelly will also camouflage the shark.

If there is a return to splurging, as compared to the 2009 Christmas season, this will further camouflage the necessity-driven purchasing of the unemployed and under-employed as they max out their remaining cards.