Sentence examples similar to producing vagueness from inspiring English sources
However, the use of linguistic terms to assess the strength of causations (e.g., weak, strong) produces the vagueness inherent to human language.
The weighting is fine during highway jaunts and around town, but during acceleration it grows imprecise, with all that sudden torque spinning through the tires fighting any feel and producing an uneasy vagueness.
The simplicity and clarity of their contours play off against the vagueness produced by the overlapping sheets, for example.
That vagueness is crucial because by some definitions, Iran already has the capability to produce a nuclear weapon, though it might take several months or years to realize.
Furthermore, scientists continue to find ways to produce data that can't be called observational without stretching the term to the point of vagueness.
"When it comes to substantiating physical evidence in these types of claims, it's quite simple, but Rick fits the profile of a hoaxer in that we're seeing a lot of delays, vagueness in the details of who's researching the evidence and ultimately, the evidence is never produced," Hansen said.
But the vagueness of the proposal and the broad scope of the exceptions granted mean that in its current form it will not produce the changes we need.
Maybe vagueness is better.
The vagueness is insulting.
Such vagueness is necessary.
