Sentence examples for somewhat ill-defined from inspiring English sources

But the concept of bounded rationality has always been somewhat ill-defined in just these respects.

The right, Justice Anthony M. Kennedy said Tuesday, "is somewhat ill-defined or undefined".

Freeganism is a somewhat ill-defined activity that is best thought of as a subset of the larger anti-capitalist and environmental protest movements.

First, some of the required attributes seem somewhat ill-defined (how would you explain the importance of "the cool idea" to an Asian autocrat?).

This trend isn't new, although the reasons behind it are somewhat ill-defined.

We argue that at present there is no satisfactory resolution of this difficulty and, thus, that the topic of time machines in a general relativistic setting is somewhat ill-defined.

"Forgetting is fairly ill-defined," says neuroscientist Scott Waddell at the University of Oxford.

And why was discussion, at least initially, organized around "explanation" rather than "causation", since (as we shall observe) it is often the latter notion that seems to be of central interest in subsequent debates and since the former notion seems (to many contemporary sensibilities) somewhat vague and ill-defined?

While ranking which city is the "greenest" is somewhat subjective due to ill-defined criteria, Copenhagen, Denmark, repeatedly hits top marks due to its green initiatives and bike-friendly streets.

(AP Photo/John McConnico) Copenhagen What it's doing: Keeping down carbon While ranking which city is the "greenest" is somewhat subjective due to ill-defined criteria, Copenhagen, Denmark, repeatedly hits top marks due to its green initiatives and bike-friendly streets.

Cancers of gallbladder and kidney, Hodgkin lymphomas, leukemias and ill-defined cancer showed somewhat stable trends during the 25 years examined.