Sentence examples for poor definition from inspiring English sources

POOR DEFINITION The Dodd-Frank financial reform law requires the consumer protection bureau to act on force-placed insurance.

It makes red and blue seem an apt description of the 2000 election outcome, but an exceedingly poor definition of the electorate.

There are so many exemptions to the charge that the policy will cause considerable confusion, while the poor definition of the retailer's obligations will leave big question marks as to where the money raised will actually go.

We propose that these limitations arise largely from a poor definition of resource consumption.

This may have contributed to a relative poor definition of the Ventricle-VOI.

A major obstacle was the poor definition and familiarity of the role itself.

Key findings of the weaknesses of PMS&PMMS are: poor definitions of terms, too many terms are used, terms are used interchangeably or tautologically, and, no clear differentiation of measurement and performance measurement (M&PM).

However, the law provides poor definitions of the two concepts "disease" and "impaired work capacity".

The choice to maximise focus group heterogeneity in this study, while attempting to identify a common experience, may have resulted in poorer definition of the differences between groups.

Red retreat Of pigs and persimmons Not reunited Poor by definition Tribal Japan ReprintsEach needs the other.

Red retreat Of pigs and persimmons Not reunited Poor by definition Tribal Japan ReprintsEurope's woes must account for much of this disappointment.