Sentence examples for reasonably vague from inspiring English sources
The Iowa caucuses apparently taught us that "religion" (a reasonably vague term) is significant in American politics.
This term is fairly vague and could reasonably be viewed as fairly all-encompassing.
To model vague prior information on reasonably scaled data, we apply weak priors with τ β 2 = 10 3 for the fixed effects and ν τ = 0.02 and μτ = 2 for the variance parameters.
Vague but fairly uncontroversial.
6 9 Second, published indications for discontinuation of TNF antagonists were vague and confusing, and therefore care-providing physicians could reasonably be expected to reach different clinical decisions given the same clinical situation.
But vague terminology often leaves consumers confused by what they might reasonably expect from their beer.
Create detailed (not vague) plans and stick to them – figure out when you can reasonably launch your project and set an overall deadline to finish.
As for the claim of parody, "the Court finds such contentions to be post-hoc rationalisations employed through vague generalisations about the alleged naivete of the original, rather than reasonably perceivable parody".
Judge Batts rejected that argument, writing, "The Court finds such contentions to be post-hoc rationalizations employed through vague generalizations about the alleged naivety of the original, rather than reasonably perceivable parody".
From its birth 11 years ago it has professed, and has tried reasonably hard to practice, a kind of idealism that stands out in the vaguely, artificially countercultural ambience of Silicon Valley.
