We should explore not only the nebulous limits of the duty of care but also infection control measures, staff training and involvement, the role of medical students and volunteers, the triaging of incoming patients, and the logistics of treatment, depending on the severity of the epidemic, as well as the lessons learned from past epidemics.
Nebulous details of his holdings are still trickling in.
But as we insist on staking boundaries, we are impelled to search for their limits—however remote or nebulous.
There are some hard and fast rules, such as an 18-character limit, but also some more nebulous ones about vulgarity and inappropriateness.
The specific generators of stress relate to funding needs, high expectations and work being judged, and the nebulous nature of research work that potentially has no limit, requiring a Type A person to set the limits, and surrounded by other Type A people in the same boat".
In fact, it was the unease of mathematicians with such a nebulous idea that led them to develop the concept of the limit.
For the frustrated people here, the limits of mass transit restrict the boundaries of possibility, reinforcing poverty and a nebulous sense of futility.
The text is full of nebulous fluff like "restore the power of Congress and state legislatures to safeguard democracy by placing appropriate limits on the ability of corporations..."...
A Pentagon spokesman claims that the rate at which detainees return to nebulous, and nondescript, acts of terror has risen by more than 10%, and that these threats are no longer limited to Iraq, but can occur in Afghanisan, and "around the world".
Fairness is more nebulous.
"It was a nebulous cloud".
