Sentence examples for ill-defined demarcation from inspiring English sources

Inspectors at manufacturing sites are often presented with gifts from companies and there is an ill-defined demarcation between a "benign" offer of material goods and an attempt at inducement of an inspector by a company.

Irregular margins (Fig. 4b and 8) may be microlobulated or spiculated in appearance; in ill-defined nodules, the demarcation between the tumour and the surrounding normal glandular parenchyma is indistinct.

"It's easiest to define somebody when they're ill-defined, and John Kerry's ill-defined".

It is an intentionally ill-defined term.

They'd have some ill-defined "compensation" for missing work.

"This process is open-ended and ill-defined".

("Theft" was another ill-defined term in the speech).

The Islamic Republic was a hurried and ill-defined concept.

The biggest issue is still the ill-defined term "denuclearization".

There are stains on these walls, ill-defined – almost everything is ill-defined here.

It represents an ill-defined, free-floating radicalism.