Sentence examples for imprecise vocabulary from inspiring English sources

But like the terms "evidence -based medicine" and "peer review," pandemic turns out to be another example of imprecise vocabulary that doctors use every day, assuming everyone understands their meaning.

A soldier in Egypt rated it better than nectar, and an airman in the Solomons, whose vocabulary was large but imprecise, likened it to ambrosia.

Yet, wine does present an awkward problem: the vocabulary for describing subtle differences in smells and flavors is imprecise.

This paradox can be explained by an imprecise alignment between the key words describing our concepts of interest and vocabulary contained in the databases we searched [ 24].

That is too imprecise.

(The records are imprecise).

It's imprecise.

But how imprecise?

6. Vocabulary.

Their vocabulary.

(An imprecise dosage killed people).