Sentence examples similar to a considerably vague from inspiring English sources
The controller gains are usually designed with fixed values for various scenarios of power system which considerably vague due to existing system complexity.
The former vice-presidential candidate wants a cut of at least 40,000 troops.Yet most utterances from the Democrats are considerably vaguer.
This year White Light's mission statement replaces spirituality with transcendence, a term that is considerably more vague yet makes greater sense.
And this was a considerably larger room.
The fix avoids a considerably longer shutdown.
Jalili verbally presented counter-proposals, but they were considerably more vague.
But the IFS cautioned that Labour had been "considerably more vague about how much they would want to borrow".
Labour's plans are "considerably more vague" than the Tories, the think tank said, concluding that an Ed Miliband government may only need to make £1 billion of cuts.
Labour had been "considerably more vague" about how much it wants to borrow, the report said.
Bill Harlow, a retired Navy Captain and former CIA spokesman, said when he chose to send his novel "Circle William," published in 2001, to both the Pentagon and CIA for pre-publication review, the rules for the Defense Department were "considerably more vague" than for the CIA.
