Sentence examples for largely unspecified from inspiring English sources

The IFS pointed out last week that those goals are achievable – but at the cost of large cuts in unprotected departments and large (and largely unspecified) cuts to welfare spending.

Their  £5bn saving from curbing tax avoidance is "largely unspecified".

Nevertheless, the effects of cannabis use on neurocognitive functioning in schizophrenia have remained largely unspecified.

The paths to development of MDD remain largely unspecified, highlighting a need for identification of risk factors.

Clearly, conservatives are not against all social change, yet the kinds they're for and those they oppose remain largely unspecified.

The metabolic role of 6-phosphogluconate dehydrogenase (gnd) under anaerobic conditions with respect to succinate production in Escherichia coli remained largely unspecified.

Both bills call for wasteful spending to be cut, but largely in unspecified ways at some time in the future.

He indicated that the deficit reduction effort would be achieved largely through unspecified revenue increases, including efforts to improve tax administration, rather than spending cuts.

Britain is overrun by an unspecified and largely unseen enemy, and Daisy and her young cousin, Piper Harley Birdd), are evacuated to a house far away from the boys in the family.

As a consequence, on the one hand, it is difficult to make generalizations on privacy risks associated with semantically unspecified data types where risks largely depend on the content.

The rates of unspecified anxiety, an outcome that largely overlaps with PTSD and other anxiety disorders, have ranged from 20.3%% [ 63] to 88%% [ 13].