Sentence examples similar to nebulous rank from inspiring English sources
They can ask fellow students, check websites that rank faculty based on nebulous criteria or try to find surveys, but none of these options are ideal.
If they can use this nebulous nature to infiltrate the Republican Party ranks and stage a takeover, then it will have proven to be the Tea Party's strongest point.
But what constitutes membership is nebulous.
In 2011, it began a separate ranking based on a more nebulous criterion: a school's reputation according to the opinions of about 17,000 academics.
When employers do searches for candidates in the system, they get ranked results, rather than LinkedIn's more nebulous search results.
But in the professional ranks, where signing players can be a million-dollar chess game, teams seek any extra insight they can get, no matter how nebulous.
Fairness is more nebulous.
"It was a nebulous cloud".
Others are more nebulous.
Everything about Abrams is nebulous.
