Sentence examples for More indeterminate from inspiring English sources

More and more indeterminate sentences were given without the problem of the lack of courses being resolved.

But the risks to children posed by school staff who share a house with someone convicted of a violent offence are far more indeterminate.

More seriously though: Sartre spoke in front of automobile, ie industrial, workers, whereas Žižek, Butler and West addressed a more indeterminate audience.

We walked toward the edge of our balcony and looked out and were rewarded with some more indeterminate particles falling into our eyes.

But by the time he got around to writing it his hurt feelings had given way to more indeterminate sentiments, and the idea grew to become an interactive music video.

As Mr. Crutchley speaks, he moves between man and beast and something more indeterminate; his character is called The Other, and he is a compelling figure in his long coat and ankle shackle.

This erroneous assertion parrots the misconception by Mr. Burkhauser and friends that mental impairments are more subjective or indeterminate than mental retardation (MR, now called intellectual disability or ID) or physical disabilities.

More patients had indeterminate QFT result after entracept treatment but negative QFT result after adalimumab therapy (p<0.05).

There only difference at baseline between those selected for the study, compared with the rest of the IBD database (N = 534), was proportionally more cases of indeterminate colitis in the database group [11% versus 3%; P = 0.01].

We need a new, more accurate, term for indeterminate sentences.

While the need for closure does vary from person to person — some people are higher in baseline N.F.C. than others — it is, to a large extent, situationally determined: the more in flux and indeterminate our environment, the more we want to reach some sort of resolution.