Sentence examples for least clearly defined from inspiring English sources

It fails to address Russia's central concern, to ensure there are strict limits -- or at least clearly defined ones -- on the development and deployment of antimissile systems.

Although Maserati is the oldest of the three — it was founded in Modena in 1914 by six brothers — its image in the public mind has been the least clearly defined.

Race bicolor, the most primitive and the least clearly defined sorghum race, clustered among other races and formed only one clear bicolor-centric cluster.

As Nair noted at a press dinner ahead of the keynote, he believes we will see autonomous vehicles on the road in at least some clearly defined locations within five years.

It is as though we know that consumer goals are not the most important human goals, but, at least, they were clearly defined.

In the remaining organizations it is at least for one species not clearly defined whether it is present or not.

It is a point reiterated by the food historian Ivan Day who believes our class/food conflicts have clear historical origins, from us being a country with a clearly defined hierarchy, not least a monarchy: "I've seen Italian lorry drivers at a roadside caff eating fresh artichokes for lunch – working-class people all over Italy and France eating really finely but simply with it".

Recommended Data is presented but endpoints are not clearly defined in at least two studies.

Recommended, 0, or 1 Not clearly defined in at least two studies.

Since we've investigated this, we've also been made aware that Aol pays for Google Ads on The Crunchies, but that sort of sits better with me, at least, because that event is very clearly defined as a revenue opportunity.

The show is being compared to Sex And The City but -- while that one often felt as if it were written by gay men who thought they knew how women talked -- it was at least funny and sharp and had clearly defined characters.