Sentence examples for vague and variable from inspiring English sources

With the math behind the tax swap remaining vague and variable, the plan's few outspoken friends in the Legislature began to wobble.

Vague and varying simulation requirements can confuse ship designers.

The central equation of Marx's analysis is the ratio of surplus value over the subsistence wage portion of value produced, to which latter Marx assigns the rather vague and unsatisfactory label of "variable capital," or "v": hence, s/v.

Thorn has written that the pace itself may have been "an imprecise and variable measure, to gauge distances by 'stepping off'," and Adams described the rule as "rather vague".

On his prices, he is vague -- "variable rates; at one point I raised it to 15 cents" -- and while he has a diary somewhere, he believes any figures would sound deceptively large.

and variable (everything else).

And variable in quality.