Sentence examples for are rather vague from inspiring English sources

Federal law sets standards, but they are rather vague.

Yet Ms Korolevska's smooth speeches, delivered in Russian, are rather vague.

Some design principles are rather vague and abstract.

There are general guidelines as to the choice of programme types, but they are rather vague implying that in practice municipalities and case workers have a large degree of discretion also in this respect.

However more recent analyses indicate that these similarities are rather vague, and the current view, based on molecular phylogenetics, is that Cnidaria and Bilateria are more closely related to each other than either is to Ctenophora.

Moreover, the clinical definitions in existing guidelines are rather vague [10] [12] and do not allow to classify patients according to their probability of having tuberculosis.

In the literature, the recommended maximum TBRT ranges from 1500 to 700 ms. Moreover, the conditions under which these times apply are rather vaguely defined.

Yes, that is rather vague.

The specific outlines of such a plot were rather vague.

The CAF website is rather vague about formations.

Beyond that, the new governor's agenda is rather vague.