Sentence examples for vague distinctions from inspiring English sources

Vague distinctions, particularly in the area of gene discoveries, have led to much controversy in the biotech industry.

Another map, on state-owned Russian television channel Rossiya-1 included the same vague distinctions: Kurds, the Islamic State, and "other Islamic organizations".

Keynes's approach had been to draw a vague distinction between money and some notion of "capital".

This vague distinction between reflex and non-reflexive (or flexible) behaviours in fish relies on the notion that higher-level brain activity was associated with the latter and not the former (Dunlop et al. 2006; Braithwaite et al. 2013).

However, as gastric dysplasia belongs to part of a widely accepted multistep, continuum progression cascade from normal gastric tissue to adenocarcinoma (Correa, 1988), it implies vague molecular distinction of gastric dysplasia that may render characterisation and discrimination tougher for Raman spectral analysis.

Beyond this we were probably unhelpfully vague about the distinction between realisation as an inter-stratal or inter-rank relationship and instantiation (also called realisation) as the manifestation of system in process (of systemic potential in textualised actual).

In order to its job, the IRS consolidated this operation in one office and adopted computer search tools designed to raise to its attention those organizations that were claiming this very vague and subjective distinction.

Nurses found that their professional roles are vague, because the distinction between ENs and RNs is unclear.

With too little distinction between vague suspicions and serious allegations, authorities can easily be distracted from identifying children for whom there is a genuine, concrete threat.

Indeed, less expensive hotels and pensions (the distinction is vague) reported early this month that all their space was taken not only for Easter but also for several summer weeks, mostly by Holy Year pilgrims' groups.

And I hope you caught me when I said "one of the best". I said "one of the best" so we can feel better about ourselves, so we can bask in a little easy distinction, however vague and unverifiable, and count ourselves among the elite, whoever they might be, and enjoy a perceived leg up on the perceived competition.