Sentence examples for badly defined from inspiring English sources

"You're going to have a problem that's badly defined".

"But where the issues are softer or badly defined, the gap grows".

It's the same problems that Sir Gerry faced – poor management, badly defined roles, no clear leadership, all of that.

It said the the bill "grants overly broad powers for very intrusive surveillance on the basis of vast and badly defined objectives" and called on France to "guarantee that any interference in private life must conform to principles of legality, proportionality and necessity".

On Friday, after considering the legislation, The UN human rights committee concluded: "The committee is particularly concerned that the law on intelligence, adopted the 24 June 2015, grants overly broad powers for very intrusive surveillance on the basis of vast and badly defined objectives, without prior authorisation of a judge and without adequate and independent controls".

Vision therapy's critics argue that the published research in its favor is largely anecdotal, often derived from studies in which the practitioners had a vested interest in positive results, where disorders were badly defined and therapies inconsistently practiced and during which children were usually receiving other kinds of therapy.

Putative and/or badly characterized genes defined as genes starting with letters ' KIAA', ' FLJ', ' HS.', ' C.*ORF' ' MGC' and ' LOC' were excluded from summary statistics when counting novel eQTLs.

Here are some possible indicators that you're struck badly: Do you define your day by checking in to news sites online, flicking on news stations and newspapers?

How a company that once defined the smartphone messed up so badly is likely to become a classic case study for business schools around the world.

Therefore the idea of a database with data on centrally defined indicators was thought to fit badly with the 'Breakthrough philosophy' adapted for the majority of the projects.

While most groups of patients described are numerous enough, what is badly needed is a comparison of diagnostical subgroups of defined neurological entities in reasonably large groups.