Sentence examples for vague steps from inspiring English sources

Avoid vague steps that could apply to most or all teams.

For his part, Coffman hasn't even said which parts of Rubio's vague "step-by-step" process he favors, since Coffman has never outlined the steps--even in bare bones terms--much less identified specific bills that he actually factually would vote for.

White House officials were also vague about steps the government could take to soften the blow an even greater number of consumers will feel this winter from high natural gas prices, which have doubled from levels a year ago because of higher-than-usual demand.

And so he's given up on his gang-of-eight, comprehensive bill and is now favoring of a vague "three-step" dance that ends with a "further discussion about whether they're allowed to apply for a green card".

The ballot measure's language is vague about what steps legislators should take against the 2010 court ruling.

But he remained vague on next steps.

The government was vague about the steps it was taking, saying that it wanted the security experience to be "unpredictable" and that passengers would not find the same measures at every airport — a prospect that may upset airlines and travelers alike.

This type of face-to-face or ear-to-ear exchange also avoids "communication mishaps such as words taken out of context, tone read into requests misconstrued, and accountability for next steps vague".

If the directions are vague, these common steps are effective when using antibacterial wipes.

But equally he is plainly loth to let that failed state slide further into the domain of al-Qaeda.Rather vaguely, he welcomed "steps being taken by organisations like the Africa Union…to better resolve conflicts".

Naoto Kan, the colourless but generally harmless prime minister, escaped an opposition no-confidence motion aimed at toppling his government – but only after making a vague offer to step down once the crisis abates.