Sentence examples for vague error from inspiring English sources

I tried to open my protected.wmv file in WMP11, and was met with a curiously vague error message saying that there was a "problem playing the file".

They said the new system encountered problems like vague mechanical error messages and power cables vulnerable to tampering.

Highly technical with vague phrasings, these error messages often leave users more confused than enlightened.

In this regard, most thinning prescriptions for mixed-species stands are still qualitatively vague, trial and error-like, and fail to exploit available knowledge about mixed-stand dynamics.

The resulting increase of 293,650% -- perhaps more since 2013 -- isn't an accurate gauge of danger, especially given that names are added to the list based on vague, broad, and error-prone standards.

To avoid this error, make vague goals more specific: "Never be the first to leave the office at the end of the day," "Complete all assignments on time," or "Ask for more responsibilities".

Williams and D'Mello (2010) worked on predicting the quality of student answers (as error-ridden, vague, partially-correct or correct) to human tutor questions, based on dictionary-based dialogue features previously shown to be good detectors of cognitive processes (cf. (Williams and D'Mello 2010)).

Seeing Arsenal capitalise on an unnecessary error is vaguely unnerving, unnatural even.

These were mostly votes cast for Sen. Norm Coleman that contained enough clerical errors or vague voter intent to merit protest.

Douglas demurred, and made only vague comments about minor technical errors in the transcript.

There was no overlap in the categories "Insufficient or vague recommendations", "Grammatical and spelling errors" and "Overt flattery to patients", whereas the highest overlap (20 terms) was found for the category "Technical terms unclear to a lay reader".