Sentence examples for information vague from inspiring English sources

Later, Trump Jr. acknowledged that Veselnitskaya had first described information she believed could be damaging to Democrats but has called that information "vague" and "ambiguous". Rinat Akhmetshin, a Russian American lobbyist who also attended the meeting, has said that Veselnitskaya left behind documents describing the information.

*Now of Bohol nothing really was known, the few poor books on the Visayas, like the maps, gave valueless outlines of doubtful facts; visitors to the island were infrequent, and their information vague, and trustworthy guides were not to be found.

He goes on, "most arguments about peak oil are based on anecdotal information, vague references and ignorance on how the oil industry goes about finding fields and extracting petroleum".

He also called the rules on what constituted inside information "very vague".

The boxes were big because "the information was vague," said Mr. Grazulis, the weather historian.

That old world, Gleick said, treated information as "vague and unimportant," as something to be relegated to "an information desk at the library".

This is relevant to First Amendment rights in interactive media and government controls on information, as vague laws enacted for one purpose may have later unintended effects.

Who this character is to Laing is never quite clear, but since his main purpose is conveying information, the vague identity doesn't matter much.

Staines doesn't purport to be anything other than a partisan mischief-maker and frequently admits his information is vague and incomplete.

Trump Jr. has said Veselnitskaya's information was "vague" and "made no sense," and he decided the offer of damaging information about Democrats was a pretense to secure the meeting to discuss sanctions.

Counterterrorism officials said that recent intelligence tips had hinted at a planned attack by Qaeda operatives, but that the threat information was vague and did not specify a particular target or date.