Sentence examples for vague improvements from inspiring English sources

Trump routinely promises vague improvements to healthcare.

After all, it's hard for employees to do much with a yearly sit-down where some past accomplishments and failings are outlined, and a vague improvement plan with far-off objectives is set in place.

Vague productivity improvements from people answering email more quickly aren't enough for most budgets, but mobile email can make financial sense.

It's no wonder they end up going with an iPad when the other options try so pathetically to get consumers to care about trivial differences in hardware, and make vague promises of improvements coming down the line, over which they have no real control.

They had vague dreams of improvement for their sons, but no ideas about how to achieve them.

This proposal envisions developers of the biggest buildings contributing to a fund for vague, as-yet-undetermined improvements to subway stations and other public spaces.

Physicians in the pilot group were asked to identify any question that was unclear or vague, and to suggest improvements.

It provided a dietary shove where the gentle pushes of a vague desire for self-improvement hadn't sufficed.

Vague references to a "substantial" improvement in the job market were not enough.

More vaguely, it calls for "big improvements" in education and public health.

Interestingly, patients could define their needs of care but ideas for improvement were quite vague such as better communication etc.