Sentence examples for a grey zone from inspiring English sources

Some actions might fit into a grey zone.

It's about a family who live in a grey zone of morality and their family dynamics.

Like many intellectuals, he spent decades in a grey zone of half-tolerated writing and lecturing.

It is a grey zone, and the moral certainties have shaken loose.

This comparative study highlighted the existence of a grey zone around the cut-off index.

When people are in a grey zone where their immigration status is vulnerable, it can be exploited grossly.

We are in a grey-zone of conversation here, so you have a load of half-drunk people regurgitating flat truisms and hoping they take on the vague lean of a new idea.

Assistant nurse, home care: When I meet them they're somewhere in a … grey zone.

When different criteria support conflicting (or weakly overlapping) groups of organisms, a 'grey zone' appears[ 58].

Cardiac magnetic resonance images of the ventricles typically have a 'grey zone' consisting of trabeculated myocardium between the wall and the intracavitary blood.

In previous studies, FFR values ranging between 0.75 and 0.80 were considered to be in a 'grey zone' and required clinical judgment for decision making regarding revascularisation.