Sentence examples for no precise definition from inspiring English sources

There's no precise definition.

It has no precise definition.

There is no precise definition for a plateau de fruit de mer.

There is no precise definition of where space officially begins in international law.

The difficulty in policing alcohol abuse for purposes of gun control is that there is no precise definition of abuse.

There's no precise definition, but essentially it is a white wine fermented and aged on the grape skins.

We grouped them into those having a time definition with starting and end points and those having relevant aspects but no precise definitions.

Scientists like Thomas Fogle and Michel Morange concede that there is no longer a precise definition of what could count as a gene.

They have been in use for many decades, but there is no single precise definition of resilience and vulnerability.

The offense has no single or precise definition.

Although "tree" is a term of common parlance, there is no universally recognised precise definition of what a tree is, either botanically or in common language.