Sentence examples for ill-defined expectations from inspiring English sources

And the job has gotten even tougher with the advent of round-the-world trading desks that push markets violently at the slightest provocation, ever more arcane financial instruments, and microscopic tracking of the Fed's every move against arbitrary and often ill-defined "expectations" -- all chronicled breathlessly by 24-hour business television broadcast to millions of day traders.

There was no blueprint; instead, there were vague, ill-defined, sometimes contradictory ambitions and expectations.

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

He was elected promising change on an ill-defined socialist platform and will now have to manage the soaring expectations of Paraguayans in what by law is a single five-year term.

But marriage is so ill-defined today that we bring our insecurities, our wounds and all sorts of exalted expectations to our unions.

It is an intentionally ill-defined term.

Equation (5) is ill-defined for.

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

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

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

Diabetic cardiomyopathy is an ill-defined entity.