Sentence examples for vague assignments from inspiring English sources

The doubles told stories about how brutally they had behaved when given even vague assignments; they realized they were responsible for a number of the more tragic aspects of that sorry era.

A vague assignment is confusing to all students, but especially autistic students.

First, the Japanese eel and medaka were diverged from their common ancestor soon after the TGD without undergoing many nucleotide changes between paralogous chromosomes of their ancestor; therefore, the genomes of two species share relatively few nucleotide changes specific to each exact pair of orthologous chromosomes, which leads to vague orthology assignments among the ohnologous chromosomes.

I'm not sure what the statute of limitations is on prevarication, so I'll leave the specifics of the story assignment vague.

Those translations are suddenly in great demand and short supply; the Nobel committee has given American readers another unexpected and vaguely exotic homework assignment.

Therefore, blog assignments that are vague or require only low-level thinking may have adverse effects on cognitive engagement.

I also managed to have a few part-time assignments in different domains vaguely related to my experience, and I kept working with the master's students I was supervising back in Syria.

As vague as "tell us who are you" might feel as an assignment, few if any schools ask that question.

4. Imprecise (vague) probability for God's existence So far we have presupposed that probability assignments are sharp.

The assignment of powers, or "competences" in Euro-speak, is so vague in this draft constitution that on issue after issue the conventioneers themselves cannot explain what their text means.

Despite the breakthroughs in the determination of the atomic structure of the Head modules from S. cerevisiae and S. pombe, the assignment of the Head module in the core Mediator remains vague.