Sentence examples for ill-defined subject from inspiring English sources

That leaves me — and a bunch of other journalists and Web masters — with about as much definition as Justice Potter Stewart once offered on another ill-defined subject.

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

But such figures are ill-defined and subject to political distortion.

The data that the report highlights are ill-defined and subject to manipulation -- and give disproportionate weight to the least important terrorist acts.

The distinction between irregular and ill-defined margins is the subject of some debate.

Irritable bowel is an ill-defined disorder with subjective symptoms.

This is understandable, as terminology in this subject was ill-defined before the advent of the Aarhus statement [ 13].

Several said they disliked the plan because it was legally binding, might subject them to lawsuits and included some ill-defined potential obligations.

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

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

The parlements, frequent critics of arbitrary rule, spread the notion that subjects' rights were protected by a fixed, if ill-defined, constitution that could not be altered without the consent of their representatives.