Sentence examples for vague cases from inspiring English sources

The advantage of this approach is that personality attributions readily admit of vague cases.

As a result, there is tremendous pressure to diagnose vague cases, Frances said.

Cases of ambiguity can be like this: one can imagine a sorites series involving something that is clearly a baseball bat at t1 that is changed particle by particle into a chiropteran with borderline cases of each mid-series, thus being a vague case of 'bat' in both senses.

This would help avoid making conclusions potentially biased by case-mix and vague case definitions.

It can also include some administrative actions, but only in especially difficult and vague clinical cases.

In January 2012, the Supreme Court held that attaching a GPS tracking device to a car requires a warrant, but the ruling was vague about cases not involving a "physical trespass" on the suspect's property (e.g. the installation of the tracking device).

More disappointingly, he references six vague GCHQ case studies as justification of blanket interception of communications moving in and out of the country.

Just in time for Father's Day come this and other recent studies that reveal surprising, off-road or vaguely unsettling cases of Males Behaving Dadly — attending to the young with an avidity and particularity long thought to be the province of the mother.

In the course of an hour-long conversation about the show's first season, a couple of Season 1 deaths came up (I'm leaving them vague in case you're not caught up with the show).

District Judge Thomas Platt cited the same "pragmatic concerns" that had led the Supreme Court and the Second Circuit to rule against the Oneida and Cayuga tribes in vaguely similar cases in 2005.

He does not fall for the trick, but gives the agents vague clues about the case.