Sentence examples for vague choice from inspiring English sources

The method in this study provided better approach that started from a selection method among many kinds of commercial reagents based on detailed investigation of activities and statistical examination than vague choice of them.

That sounded vaguely pro-choice, or at least pro-status quo.

While it has been proven that these strategies can improve overall forecasting accuracy, the literature on time series forecasting remains vague on the choice of an appropriate strategy to generate a more accurate hybrid model.

But McCain's technology platform is a bit vague, and Obama's choice of tech-challenged Joe Biden as his running mate is not exactly a confidence builder.

There were also some 'miscellaneous' comments which provided a vague explanation for the choice made by the participant, but did not fit into any other code category or required further interpretation by the reviewer which could be subjective.

And anything more vague — like "make better choices" or "stop when you're full" just felt too unstructured to work.

I recall proposing a vaguely similar idea of choice in a paper, "The All-American Health Plan," in 1993, as an alternative to the Clinton health plan.

When it was announced that she'd won a newly minted Brit award in late 2007, something vaguely titled "the critics' choice award", her debut album was still weeks away.

I have a Matt Groening Life in Hell strip stuck to my fridge called "How to be a Feisty Rock Critic" which serves as a constant reminder that my career choice is vaguely ridiculous, and I have never felt more ridiculous than I did in that moment.

After this bafflingly vague opener, the "three choices" the app offers the partner who is being asked to consent to sex are also highly dubious — given that they boil down to: no, yes, or yes.

By and large, you'll be vaguely picking the choices that look like they'll keep each value somewhere in the middle of its respective bar.