Sentence examples similar to mitigated vagueness for from inspiring English sources
To say that professors in the many disciplines known as the humanities are humanists is to compound vagueness with vagueness, for these disciplines have long since ceased to have or even aspire to a common rationale.
Mathematics is based on exact concepts and there is not vagueness for mathematical concepts.
Certainly § 1107 is not subject to attack for vagueness or for lack of standards.
This negative impact is mitigated for homeowners and possibly positive for people in socially rented accommodations.
Floods and damages could have been mitigated but for faulty levees built by the United States Army Corp of Engineers.
These phenomena are mitigated for those with more severe motor deficits.
These forces simply operate over ultra-long cycles and are mitigated for periods of time by the existence of patents.
Hence, multipath propagation effects can be mitigated significantly, even for one-shot estimation without oversampling.
Or go for bland vagueness (it works for Unison) perhaps "umbrella"?
Later he'll apologise for vagueness over the matter.
There is, to be sure, a case for vagueness on some of these fronts.
