Sentence examples for a nebulous claim from inspiring English sources

The argument, as usual, is a nebulous claim of "development".

The article cites what I believe is a nebulous claim by the inspector general that there was a potential conflict of interest in two votes I cast at the end of my term.

United's nebulous claim to have 659m "followers" around the world is easy to mock, but there is a long queue of brands, many with names unknown globally but huge in their domestic markets, still lining up to tap into the club's heritage.

For kava, Mr. Smith of Herb Pharm said: "We can make somewhat nebulous claims.

If only, somewhere in the back of your middle-class mind, you didn't have those niggling doubts about those nebulous claims on that unnecessary packaging.

Not only are these nebulous claims difficult to justify, but given modern viewing tastes, local filming is just as likely to result in ridicule of a place and its residents as it is to glorify them.

Unlike the nebulous claims made for the national security imperative of embracing the "dark side", here is a case based on actual facts; a case in which a commitment to human rights for all trumped fear-mongering and prejudice, with an end result that has struck a major blow against violent extremism.

All forms of dissent that are linked, however tenuously, to politically-motivated illegal behaviour now fall within the purview of anti-terrorism measures, which claim to a nebulous "security" as their ultimate rationale.

The claim has been bumped from a nebulous "several" days to seven.

"It was a nebulous cloud".

Potential is a nebulous concept.