Sentence examples for vague change from inspiring English sources
One of the problems when using EMI method on composite structures with large surface areas can lead to unsuccessful damage detection due to a vague change in the impedance signature.
While it remains vague, changes could come to the product that convince more companies to use Dropbox.
Even these vague changes are a mere bandage to much deeper and troubling issues.
Mr. Pratt would answer vaguely and change the subject.
How notable incidents were defined and graded was vague and changed over time.
It's vaguely about change, especially, at the end, about the irony of being faced with the real possibility for change after you've been abstractly ruminating about it all night--but it's phrased as an inquiry and not an answer, which is basically what hipster culture is about.
The vague notion of "change," whatever kind of change that meant, seemed good enough for an anxious electorate.
Monsanto's boss, Robert Shapiro, vaguely blames "changed circumstances" and "variations in strategic vision" that emerged as the deal was worked out.
That year a candidate promising vague but radical change was elected.
In his comments on the census, President Hu Jintao included a vague hint that change could be in the offing.
Europe could well muddle through, with vague promises of change satisfying lenders and a world economic recovery reducing the need for harsh action.
