Sentence examples for so ill defined from inspiring English sources

"That's because they were so ill defined," he said.

At many companies, decision rights and processes are so ill defined that the organization devotes more time to managing the matrix than to decision making and execution.

The authors' idea of a "democratic use of force and violence" is so ill defined, it could even encompass the kinds of acts that Mr. Negri advocated in the 1970's when he praised "destruction and sabotage" and called for "permanent civil war" against the state.

The undue burden arose, the lower court said, because the state criminalized a procedure that "has no fixed medical or legal content" and was so ill defined that it was potentially applicable to common techniques used for abortions early in pregnancy.

In Los Angeles, several humanitarian groups that work with Kurdish refugees in Turkey and Tamil residents of Sri Lanka had sued the government, arguing in a lawsuit that the antiterrorism act was so ill defined that they had stopped writing political material and helping organize peace conferences for fear that they would be prosecuted.

A Cabinet minister also said to me recently that the simultaneous political and economic crises are bound to have tumultuous consequences, so far ill defined.

placement are so broad and ill defined that they could apply to virtually anyone, inviting arbitrary, inconsistent and discriminatory enforcement.

But lots and lots of people, including me, didn't like that because it was so broad and ill defined.

Finally, the so-called "seriously mentally ill," defined as those with severe mood disorder (e.g., bipolar disorder) and psychoses are at heightened risk for acquiring HIV (e.g., [ 29]).

We've already watched Mary oscillate between the (so-ill-defined-they-might-as-well-be-the-same-actor) suitors.

In no other human relation do we work so hard to accomplish such an ill defined goal, which is precisely to create a being who will have goals that are not like ours.