Sentence examples for ill-defined issues from inspiring English sources

Why, for example, choose as your representative of the bereaved an 11-year-old cutie with unusual and ill-defined issues?

On one side, a small fortune has been spent on attempting to tackle big-ticket yet ill-defined issues, such as health care, transportation and energy consumption.

Although there are some important committees, much work on committees seems like busywork, the participants seeking consensus on ill-defined issues about which few of the committee members actually care.

When used quantitatively they also allow the collection of data from large numbers of people [ 24, 26] and are particularly good for exploring ill-defined issues or dilemmas [ 27].

The neuropathology of human sleep remains an ill-defined issue.

But there is little hope that Russia, an energy giant, will see eye to eye with its energy-guzzling guests on the vexing and ill-defined issue.

It then moves to a Boston hospital, where Ben Cahill Thomas Calabroo), a surgeon who has some ill-defined competency issues, is dispatched on a forced leave.

Ben, who is rather smug for a surgeon with ill-defined competency issues, gets off on the wrong foot with several of the islanders, especially Jack Wald John Savagee).

The spaces are ill-defined, distances are fantastical, issues of perspective have been blown to the four winds.

Entrepreneurship itself is an "ill-defined and inherently complex" issue (Hoogendoorn 2011).

But, as in the furor over "sex-trafficking", it would be wrong to let the volume of public outcry stand in for how significant a problem it is – however that issue is defined or ill-defined.