Sentence examples for being imprecise from inspiring English sources
But Oren's formulation is no less quotable for being imprecise.
"As I said last night, there needs to be a lot of diplomatic effort". But Mr. Sanders is being imprecise about what exactly Mrs. Clinton said was naïve.
The IHRA definition has been criticised as being "imprecise" and "unclear", and there is a widespread acceptance that it is not perfect.
They attacked the World Trade Center in 1993". If Giuliani is guilty of anything for his "eight years" comment, it's of being imprecise and glossing over 9/11 while making the case that terrorist attacks have increased under Obama.
Frequently, there were communication problems of the sort I observed on the videotape moments when, as Gaba put it, participants were "speaking into thin air, not clearly addressing a co-worker, or being imprecise about what they wanted done".
Last week, Boris Johnson got a lot of stick from some parts of the media for being imprecise about the financial implications of his promise to replace bendy buses with modern Routemasters staffed with conductors.
But all of this is imprecise, not least because the notion of set itself was imprecise and imprecisely formulated.
(The records are imprecise).
The numbers are imprecise.
The likeness is imprecise.
