Sentence examples for vague issues from inspiring English sources

"We are investigating what has happened, we haven't found anything and there are yet some dark and vague issues surrounding the assassination". According to Iranian media, no arrests have taken place in connection with the shooting.

Bill Clinton today was a president caught between two summit meetings, one in Camp David dealing with the oldest and thorniest problems in diplomacy, the other in Japan approaching the newest and vaguest issues of global inequity.

Throughout the campaign, she tried to invoke the word "trust" with regularity, but remained vague on issues and scant on public appearances that were not heavily orchestrated.

But workers and union officials attribute the company's woes to vague management issues like poor communication and a failure to motivate workers, not on William F. Farley and his executive team.

Obama drew a lot of heat in the primaries for being vague on issues.

He convinced me to express my disgust regarding the vague political issues I didn't quite understand, like fracking, to anyone who would listen.

In a somewhat vague statement issued Thursday, the Mormon Church praised the Boy Scouts for a "thoughtful" approach to this "complex" issue and said the new proposals contained "positive things".

But Campbell was often applying vague standards issued by general managers who were themselves inconsistent about player safety.

WASHINGTON — A new wave of cyberattacks is striking American corporations, prompting warnings from federal officials, including a vague one issued last week by the Department of Homeland Security.

This is an unsatisfactory medical cop-out, as useless in its way as the vague warnings issued periodically by Tom Ridge about potential terrorist acts.

But Sulzberger failed to give a convincing explanation for Abramson's dismissal, referring only vaguely to issues of management in the newsroom.