Sentence examples for because of vague from inspiring English sources
They say the company will be able to bypass many of the sanctions because of vague language.
The principal entry points to the city will also be monitored; those areas are already on high alert because of vague threats of terrorism.
The move drew fierce opposition from conservative locals resistant to the idea of the school relocating because of vague warnings of future catastrophe.
"Up, Up and Out," by Paul Kane (Op-Ed, April 21), recommends disbanding the Air Force because of vague claims that ours is a redundant service and apparently not at war.
Fritz Fischer, a professor at the University of Northern Colorado who is chairman of the National Council for History Education, said it was unfair to give Colorado and some other states an F because of vague state history standards, when they are required by state constitutions or laws to leave curriculum up to local districts.
The patient we present in this paper was admitted to the hospital because of vague chest pain.
Thus, we got See You Again, which is disappointing not because it doesn't talk about smoking one down in Walker's memory, but because it's full of vague platitudes ("That bond will never be broken/ The love will never get lost," etc) Also, the saccharine chorus makes me want to commit genocide.
Among the topics was Mr. Page's recent habit of canceling concerts because of sometimes vague medical conditions.
