Sentence examples for will not obscure from inspiring English sources

Even the promise that the NHS will earn the extra dosh by undertaking unprecedented reform will not obscure that key message to Labour, the Tories and the Liberal Democrats.

"I really hope that all the controversies of the last several months will not obscure" the importance of that rebuilding, said a longtime mentor of his, former Senator David L. Boren, Democrat of Oklahoma.

So, without the aid of a diagram, may I suggest that you might run a row of flowering trees from your front gate to your front door, training them horizontally so that they will not obscure the light from your windows and yet will make a path of blossom from your gate to door along our village streets.

On May 20, the moon will be in apogee – at its farthest distance from Earth – when it glides before the sun, so it will not obscure the whole orb, leaving a ring of fiery light around the perimeter of the moon.

Preferred induction agents for rapid sequence intubation (RSI) in the setting of ICH include propofol [ 41] and etomidate [ 42] (Table 2), both of which are short-acting agents that will not obscure the neurological exam for a prolonged period of time (Class IIA, Level of Evidence B).

Place the logo or text that you have just cut on to your photo in an area that will not obscure the image but will deter people from downloading your picture and using it.

As pollution levels begin to drop off tomorrow, the solar eclipse, due to happen across the country between 9 20 and 9 40 am, will not be obscured by the smog, according to the Met Office.

The Sun's disc will not be obscured completely but large areas of Europe, North Africa and Asia should get a good view of a partial eclipse.

The rather dull title should not obscure the fact that this meeting will have important consequences for the world's poorest people.

Bowing and scraping to the past should not obscure the future... Great nations hampered by a long history will forget the future.

Bowing and scraping to the past should not obscure the future... Great nations hampered by a long history will forget the future..