Sentence examples for predominantly vague from inspiring English sources
Silvicultural guidelines for mixed species stands are, if available at all, still predominantly vague and qualitative, and thus inadequately goal-oriented (Oliver and Larson 1996).
Six months after Westchester County signed a landmark housing desegregation agreement, a federal monitor has rejected the county's plan to create hundreds of homes for people with moderate incomes in predominantly white communities as vague and lacking in accountability and enforcement.
Let me explain: Before you might have had a bunch of white guys (and yes, they were all predominantly male and all predominantly white) getting together with vague notions of mayhem and testosterone, producing some kind of Kubrick shoot-em-up about savages in a jungle who all look alike.
Cocaine, chloroform, and cannabis were also employed in the late 19th century to treat a range of gynaecological complaints, as well as neurasthenia, a vague nervous condition of Freudian origins that physicians of the era predominantly attributed to women.
Cocaine, chloroform, and cannabis were also employed in the late 19th century to treat a range of gynecological complaints, as well as neurasthenia, a vague nervous condition of Freudian origins that physicians of the era predominantly attributed to women.
In the first phase of AD, patients usually have relatively small language problems, which are predominantly connected with lexical semantic language difficulties such as naming the things or being vague in what they want to say.
Philosophical treatises, vaguely defined as prose monologues on particular themes arguing personal views, are found predominantly from the three most philosophically productive periods (see section 1.1).
