Sentence examples for vague indication from inspiring English sources

Whether this is so in law may depend on whether such kickbacks can be proved to be a binding contract, rather than a vague indication of intent.

"What we have to do is ensure that all the effort and cost which has gone into London actually comes up with something more substantive than a communique, or some vague indication of intention," says Harper.

The publicly traded companies, most of which are engaged in research involving cells and processes that have little to do with the destruction of embryos, tried to portray the president's remarks as a vague indication that their research would be supported.

Even though THD gives a vague indication on the general amount of static harmonic distortion, it tells nothing on the type of this distortion.

These measurements give little in the way of absolute performance metrics and at best serve to give a vague indication of performance levels.

About 70 percent of their calls come from cellular phones, which tend to provide only a vague indication of the caller's whereabouts, according to the Federal Communications Commission.

Mr. Lukashenko has been defiant in the face of punishment and has given vague indications that he would retaliate.

Sometimes those arrangements were vague indications of the original songs' temperaments — frustrated, peaceful, mournful, whatever — and sometimes they weren't.

The Conservative arts manifesto was thin and unconvincing in this regard, with, for example, vague indications of a new emphasis on "endowments".

We currently do not know whether Africa is a net sink or source of atmospheric carbon, and have only vague indications of the continent's temporal and spatial patterns of carbon exchange.

The prevalent scholarly opinion is that Tamar died in 1213, although there are some vague indications that she might have died earlier, in 1207 or 1210.