Sentence examples for leaving imprecise from inspiring English sources

In a bit of bluster, Syria's foreign minister warned of retaliation against any country that recognized the opposition, though leaving imprecise what it could do.

A correction in this space on Thursday placed the session in the appropriate time period -- the early 1960's, not 1969 -- but left the date imprecise.

We are thus left with an imprecise, lugubrious portrait of modern single women, which soon becomes wearing — in the worst cases, reading like bad Naomi Wolf.

For example, a sum that can be divided into only 100 parts will leave probability measurements imprecise beyond the second decimal place, conflating probabilities that should be distinguished (e.g., those of a logical contradiction and of 'a fair coin lands heads 8 times in a row').

Although piggyBac transposases usually perform precise excision without leaving "footprints" at the target sites [27], [28], imprecise excision events leaving TTAA TSDs in the target site were also observed [29].

Furthermore, we measured the occurrence of these promoter elements within restricted intervals that are known to be functional leaving a small window on either side for slightly imprecise localization.

They are the first to be freed since Wednesday, and bring the total released through Liberia to 204, leaving about 280 more unaccounted for, according to the United Nations' own imprecise figures.

This imprecise modifier left things vague and open to the likelihood that a visitor still would accept the cabin as the True Cross.

These maneuvers may be imprecise and leave behind some degree of residual defect.

But imprecise play left him few options and he blundered.

But land certificates are imprecise at best, and more than half of rural households lack documentation — leaving possession dependent upon villagers' knowledge and officialdom's whims.