Sentence examples for ill defined and from inspiring English sources
Determining candidacy even years post-SCI is ill defined and deserves investigation.
The Fed's message, he said, "has been ill defined and not internally consistent.
The line between legitimate interrogation and outlawed torture is ill defined, and the reluctance of governments to disclose what they are doing intensifies this murkiness.
Dean was a vibrant and enticing new option, but he was ill defined, and his courtship of Iowa voters hadn't yet ended in marriage.
Spirituality is a multifaceted construct related to health outcomes that remains ill defined and difficult to measure.
Selection criteria for cell-based models are often ill defined and arbitrary.
"It's easiest to define somebody when they're ill-defined, and John Kerry's ill-defined".
Still, Mr. Coffey's role was ill-defined and spread thin.
Wave D is ill-defined and appears at pH > 9.0.
"He described the novella as 'an ill-defined and disreputable literary banana republic'".
Moreover, the relationship between the reviewer and the board was ill-defined and potentially problematic.
