Sentence examples for vague conditions from inspiring English sources

However, both laid down vague conditions.

Now, the Obama administration has stopped the saber-rattling and started what might end in a new kind of peaceful accord — though with plenty of caveats and vague conditions.

The interpolated, albeit vague, conditions that require causation in 'the right way' are meant to cover well-known counterexamples that depend upon deviant causal chains occurring either in the course of the agent's practical reasoning or in the execution of his intentions.

The problem has been the vague conditions for the petition's use, leading to what critics have called misuse.

A universal amnesia is a peculiarly vague condition — a mist, indeed.

That environment isn't polluted by a vague condition called "polarization". It is polluted by the specific toxic emissions we all produce in our low moments.

CHRONIC headaches are among the many symptoms cited by workers with a vague condition known as "multiple chemical sensitivity". What is clear, however, is that defining the workplace malady -- or even agreeing that it exists -- is becoming a big headache for the legal and medical professions.

Cuomo has also drawn up a tight list of serious illnesses for which doctors can prescribe the drug, including cancer, Aids, Parkinson's disease and multiple sclerosis – and not the more vague condition of "chronic pain" that is widely used, and in some cases abused, in many other states to have legalised medical marijuana.

Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) is a vague condition, and doctors debated its very existence.

The HFA conceptualizes resilience as an overall desirable, yet by definition multifaceted and hence somewhat vague, condition.

"It really is such a vague condition as to be unenforceable," she says.