Sentence examples for unspecified that from inspiring English sources

The budget arithmetic was already skewed, with the cost of tax cuts after 2002 ballooning hugely above the savings, many still unspecified, that were meant to pay for them.

In the postapocalyptic The Road (2006; Pulitzer Prize; film 2009), a father and son struggle to survive after a disaster (left unspecified) that has all but destroyed the United States.

This came in the midst of a bunch of rather inchoate list of disconnected concepts, such as Ugg boots, tattoos, and something unspecified that was routinely dyed bright purple.

One of these contained automobile parts, another contained lingerie, and the third was a twenty-five-pound parcel, contents unspecified, that had been shipped, according to the manifest, from Delphis Bouchard, of St.-Siméon, to Alfred Plouffe, of Baie Comeau.

Nichols and Stich also propose an analogous but somewhat more complicated mechanism (they leave the details unspecified) that takes percepts as its input and produces beliefs about those percepts as its output.

A percentage of drowning deaths coded as unspecified that was high and skewed to one particular mechanism of drowning would bias comparisons of mortality between the two mechanisms.

In 2011 it was revealed that Chávez was battling an unspecified cancer that required an operation in Cuba and repeated visits there for follow-up care.

Reyes said that an initial blood test yielded unspecified measurements that were not consistent with what they had been in the past, prompting another test.

But for some reason the nature-free lifestyle of our great-grandkids still requires that we import "unobtainium," a mineral of unspecified application that's worth $20 million a kilogram.

Ironically, the club's CEO says that proceeds from the auction are donated to an unspecified charity that helps battle international slavery.

He is out with an unspecified injury that is believed to be a concussion.