Sentence examples for unacceptably vague from inspiring English sources
This unnecessary and unacceptably vague measure threatens freedom of speech and debate, and is likely to breed division and disaffection.
The government contended that keeping the tapes under seal was necessary to protect national security, but Kessler found that its arguments were "unacceptably vague, speculative, lack specificity or are just plain implausible".
Last month, when AOL submitted its proposal for an I.M. specification to the Internet Engineering Task Force, the industry committee whose job it is to create a technical standard, competitors criticized its plan as unacceptably vague -- and a further sign of foot dragging.
These observations are unacceptably vague and nonspecific when viewed from a contemporary perspective.
By any standard, it is a complex area of the insurance business, one that is often governed by unclear accounting standards as well as the unacceptably vague federal definitions of what constitutes fraud.
This is unacceptably vague – how, for instance, would someone repeat this study using the same criterion?
Vague but fairly uncontroversial.
Premiums are already unacceptably high.
But this is unacceptably informal for some.
