Sentence examples for Slightly nebulous from inspiring English sources

In the 11 months since they took control they have sacked Gary Rowett for slightly nebulous reasons, allowed Zola to continue for too long and dismissed Redknapp in what can only be seen as a panic move.

And he reflected the slightly nebulous political tone of the event, when he said: "Even if none of us are really quite sure why we are here, some of you may have seen today as a call for action". Pleading for understanding, he said: "We live in hard times not end times". The comment prompted a loud cheer.

For a company like Google, this could extend well beyond a consumer play, too: the company has been making deeper inroads into services for the enterprise market; and, with acquisitions like Nest, into that slightly nebulous area that we call "the Internet of things".

Nevertheless, the concept of the Establishment remains a slightly nebulous one.

While the insula may be easily grafted onto a neural diagram for the slightly nebulous concept of craving, a recent model 118 places the interoceptive functions of the insula as a thermostat, in a three-system model where the insula represents a gateway between the subcortical reward system and the prefrontal system responsible for decision making and inhibitory control.

Admittedly, this is a somewhat nebulous concept.

No. 4 is also somewhat nebulous.

Without a name, it seems somewhat nebulous.

So, injury forced Sam Jones out, but Tara Palmer-Tomkinson's reasons for leaving The Jump midway through training are slightly more nebulous.

Oh, and the slightly more nebulous "digital", which features Beyoncé fighting it out with The Rock for favourite social media celebrity, and Cara Delevingne and Kylie Jenner scrapping over the DailyMail.com seriously popular award.

Activations are a slightly more nebulous stat, however, because, as Evans points out, they don't include, for example, Android devices sold in countries where Google services might get used, such as China.