Sentence examples for vague limitations from inspiring English sources

Previously, the site only provided vague "limitations" about what couldn't be posted.

While the law mentions the need to respect the right to privacy, it also permits activities that do not infringe upon this right "more than is necessary" — a frighteningly vague limitation.

The section on nudity, in particular, is much more detailed than the vague talk of "limitations" that featured previously.

"I'd always vaguely expected to outgrow my limitations," Rubin, facing a pervasive "midlife malaise," writes at the very start of "The Happiness Project".

While the section in the Canadian Charter that allows and promotes freedom of expression has its limitations, the idea of bringing in vague concepts like self-esteem and emotional wellbeing into the mix is problematic.

Due to a small number of studies and their limitations, at present it is too vague to make any firm conclusions concerning the involvement of resistin in SLE.

In Belgium, the admission criteria for NH residents focus on the degree of functional limitations that people experience but medical admission grounds are often vague or missing in the resident's file.

This limitation also brings about another problem on the lengthy and vague descriptors of the rubric.

Though his words were characteristically vague — he discussed his age, his rigorous daily schedule and what he called his increasing physical limitations — the message was unmistakable.

I'm not sure what the statute of limitations is on prevarication, so I'll leave the specifics of the story assignment vague.

A limitation to our study is that the timing of the delirium screening is somewhat vague.