Sentence examples for nebulous trend from inspiring English sources

So far, there have been few forums discussing this emerging, if nebulous, trend, but that looks set to change.

Although the exact reasons for this increasing trend remain nebulous, the authors of this review identified certain associated factors such as increasing maternal age at childbirth and increase in induced labor, CS and multiple pregnancies [ 11].

The role of the ACA in this trend is rather more nebulous than its effect on the pressures of medical bills, but the bulk of the improvement has occurred since the law's enactment, and may reflect initiatives for improving hospital care that were written into the ACA; among them is reduced Medicare reimbursements for institutions with high rates of readmissions.

In April twice as much was spent in Europe as in the United States.Moreover, today's merger wave is driven not by enthusiasm for a nebulous "new paradigm", but by global trends, such as demand for commodities, the globalisation of capital markets and the rise of budding multinationals in developing countries.

Of course "campaigning" is a nebulous thing.

Academics note that although professions have always been threatened by the forces of 'progress' (a nebulous concept that can cover anything from speedier computers to more efficient steam engines), current trends suggest jobs are being destroyed faster than they are being created.

From a modern, and grown up, point of view there's serious room to side eye this trend as a fetishization and simplification of several other cultures, amalgamating them all into one nebulous "orient".

The move to offer Vedo points to another big trend we've been seeing in enterprise: the larger push to harness and shape the nebulous "big data" promise.

Fairness is more nebulous.

But this ugly trend has widened with the latest controversy, which takes the objection from religious grounds to grounds of cultural accuracy, or a nebulous "respect".

"It was a nebulous cloud".