Sentence examples for potential vagueness from inspiring English sources
But by the same token, with breadth and flexibility comes the downside of potential vagueness.
The article summarizes the evolution of these concepts and of attempts to define them precisely, and addresses the potential benefits of conceptual vagueness.
This intentional vagueness may bring a potential benefit to our inference strategy of new interactions.
By the time he has located himself across two potential continents, it's clear that his vagueness has more to do with privacy than indecision; he doesn't even want to say where he goes surfing.
Concerns can be raised about the vagueness of the three standards, the potential for disagreement about their interpretation and application, and the extent to which the Mohists apply them fairly and rigorously (does belief in ghosts really satisfy the second and third standards?).
The vagueness in this answer eliminates any potential for an emotional connection with the person you're conversing with; if they don't understand how you're feeling how can they relate to you?
In the second case vagueness is a possible way out.
The vagueness of the border between Afghanistan and Pakistan is one potential, and relatively innocent, explanation for the incident.
The vagueness of the law, these critics said, gives potential defendants insufficient notice of what is a crime and prosecutors too much discretion in deciding whom to charge.
This particular case focused on a particular element of the laws known as the "residual clause" which is said to cover "all conduct presenting 'a serious potential risk of physical injury to another.'" Not surprisingly, the vagueness of this clause has led to serious questions regarding its implementation.
So the vagueness about existing borders, romanticism about past glories, and the potential for oil have been seized upon by one of the poorest countries in the Middle East as a very good reason to start pushing the Saudis on where, exactly, the lines on the map should be drawn.
