Sentences with phrase «often obfuscates»

«Growth in corporate intrinsic value is often obfuscated by stock price movement, which does not appropriately track the accretion in business value.

Atomic Blonde is a violent film that played with reality, often obfuscating the truth through an unreliable narrator and the revelation that reality is simple what we see and hear, and that might not actually be the truth.

With each intuitively developed composition, each element such as the figures is often obfuscated by another element such as text, which in turn is challenged by a direction, such as an arrow.

I married young, so I learned those best practices the second - hardest way — by managing underdressed social butterflies whose advancement opportunities were often obfuscated by their shenanigans with colleagues.

Not exact matches

Many Fed watchers now complain that good intentions have devolved into a cacophony of often - contradictory statements that do more to obfuscate than to clarify.

This is one of the problems that often hinders dialogue with radical atheists (not sure you are one, but you did answer a question I posed to people who believe God is a fantasy)-- rather than offer a defense they will attack in such a way as to obfuscate the purpose of the original discussion.

Often done with semantic arguments 3) Obfuscate.

The net result is the Christian religions have obfuscated the spiritual truths hidden in the Bible as allegories often wrapped in an enigma.

However dictators conveniently forget that it's often far easier for foreign states to influence the local politics in non-transparent systems, as it's easier to obfuscate bribes to high level officials.

Objectors often claim unfair benefits are given to the worst polluters, and that trading schemes obfuscate from the real problem — the excess of greenhouse gas emissions that continue to perpetuate global warming.

The story of our origin is further obfuscated by the fact that scientists have long had to rely on DNA extracted from extremely hard to find bones and teeth — often buried in inaccessible areas — to understand how we came to be and what our family trees look like.

Figuring it all out as you go along can be part of the fun, but more often that not it frustrated and obfuscated my attempts to refine my performance.

More often than not the employment of handhelds and security footage is a distraction and when coupled with lighting schemes intended to disorient or obfuscate what's around the corner from the audience it is a downright detriment.

e-Readers often do a good job at obfuscating what you are reading more than a tangible book.

Most tablets like the iPad, Nook Color, and Kindle Fire don't perform well in the direct sunlight, and often you get glare that obfuscates the screen.

I think that Bogle could have used less obfuscating language (pun intended) to get his point across, assuming that he is really only trying to point out that ETFs used as trading vehicles, (often) carry the same over-all dismal performance as any other instrument, if those instruments are used in an attempt to time the markets.

In his multiple and editioned works — what he calls his «cheap line» — John Baldessari often uses stock images, which he adapts by adding plains of color that highlight some planes and obfuscate select portions of the image, therefore forcibly shifting a viewers attention and perspective.

This is simply a false claim people like Monckton repeat so often, a clever tactic of Internet trolls designed to obfuscate the most obvious non-existence of the «greenhouse effect».

Objectors often claim unfair benefits are given to the worst polluters, and that trading schemes obfuscate from the real problem — the excess of greenhouse gas emissions that continue to perpetuate global warming.

Hybrid sentences mix apples and oranges, often creating a mess and obfuscating the process.

In fact, it's more surprising that it's actually a very self - aware satire on an industry that all too often wants to «obfuscate details that could frustrate buyers,» including «a select few straight up prey on fear and knowledge gaps to sell crap.»

Besides mountains of highly technical information obfuscating the finer details of all sorts of online currencies and the fact that buying coins is often a chore that requires a high - level computer security for larger...

Besides mountains of highly technical information obfuscating the finer details of all sorts of online currencies and the fact that buying coins is often a chore that requires a high - level computer security for larger purposes, the market doesn't really go out of its way to hold investors» hands.