Sentence examples for lack of precise from inspiring English sources

In India, the lack of precise knowledge has caused confusion.

Labour MP Keith Vaz said a lack of precise information available about the screening was "shambolic".

A lack of precise location in Harvest by Jim Crace (Picador) makes it timeless.

Furthermore, the lack of precise definition of what is measured is another source of confusion.

During the break out groups, it seemed there was unanimous agreement on this problem of a lack of precise terminology.

So it is in the context of this lack of precise gushingness that I must make this confession.

The lack of precise temperature control in a microwave means that it's not ideal for meats, fish or egg dishes, which toughen when slightly overcooked.

The lack of precise morphogenetic axes in the resulting 'monstrous cells' leads to pleiotropic effects compromising membrane cytoskeletal balance during morphogenesis of the pocket structure.

This is due largely to lack of precise methods for direct and comprehensive comparison at the molecular level of the mouse and human tumors.

This lack of precise knowledge of surface energy fluxes profoundly affects our ability to understand how Earth's climate responds to increasing concentrations of greenhouse gases.

Many researchers have deplored the lack of precise semantics for such axioms, while others have argued that it might be best to compile them away.