Sentence examples for an imprecise notion from inspiring English sources

Incidence of complications following lumbar or lumbosacral fusion is still an imprecise notion.

The phrase "probably ate something" is oddly fuzzy, the kind of imprecise notion that a child might have about what cats do when they are unwatched.

The notion of a meaning assignment which appears in the description of universal validity is a very imprecise and intuitive notion, while the notion of a structure appearing in a characterization of model-theoretic validity is a fairly precise and technical one.

To take the reader along as he, the writer, strains "to grasp an idea with an imprecise metaphor, only to discard it for another with a tighter fit, closing in on an airy notion from several directions, triangulating on approximate truth".

It is an imprecise analogy.

"We know it is an imprecise system.

Risk assessment is an imprecise art.

DOING the arithmetic is an imprecise venture.

"It's an imprecise thing," Mr. Bewkes said.

There was only an imprecise emotional surfeit.

But straw bales are an imprecise medium.