Sentence examples for vague providing from inspiring English sources

His initial proposal, some gun control advocates said, was vague, providing gun makers too many opportunities to avoid compliance.

Ms. Gara said the wording about the private space needing to be "in close proximity" to the employee's work area is vague, providing employers with very little guidance.

The Foreign Ministry's statement that mentioned the commercial sanctions was vague, providing no details on the restrictions that would be imposed on these companies' business dealings in China or even what companies would be involved.

When asked to describe the fault of the opposing party, continue to be vague, providing only factual detail that directly answers the inquiry.

The physician-enthusiast generally offers "a unified field theory of a vague syndrome, providing a clear and coherent explanation for its many confusing symptoms," she writes.

A key concern is that the definition of quality is vague thereby providing a weak base for the seven identified areas of quality.

Mr. Pickard is said to have been opposed to publicizing threats that were too vague to provide any precautionary advice.

They complained that most of the intelligence even when credible was too vague to provide useful precautionary advice either to local law enforcement officials or the public.

These principles can be helpful, but are frequently too vague to provide much insight.

Those details, combined with the vague outline provided by Griffin, show a scheme that is very similar to classic criminal protection rackets.

On today's earnings call, Google CEO Larry Page also kept things (intentionally?) vague, but provided enough context to clarify that those engagement numbers probably mean something quite different than most of people thought at first.