Sentence examples for fuzzy with from inspiring English sources

Elsewhere the picture is quite fuzzy, with lots of country-specific rules and regulations.

In practice, the boundaries between the three markets are fuzzy, with significant intertwining.

After several sunny days have warmed the soil, suddenly the ground is fuzzy with new growth.

With so much clutter, the emotions lose definition and the politics go fuzzy with them.

Mr. Romney keeps his economic platform pretty fuzzy, with good reason.

Sometimes, his words grew fuzzy with New Age spirituality or inflected with the therapy he has undergone.

To the best knowledge of the authors, there is no study on FRBF Network dealing with fuzzy regression with fuzzy input and fuzzy output.

The sad part is, both sides say, the recollections are getting fuzzier with each passing day.

For private firms, the number can be fuzzier, with investors cutting special deals in which some shares are worth more than others, thereby inflating valuations.

The launch date for the Curve 3G (9300) is a bit fuzzier, with AT&T only saying that it'll be "in time for the holidays" for $99.99.

This is because the modular structure became much fuzzier with such low module homogeneity values.