Sentence examples for vague tasks from inspiring English sources

The previous, Labour government enriched it, while charging it with colossal but vague tasks such as "sustaining citizenship and civil society".

IBM's Watson computer, I understand, is now being applied to medical diagnosis after handling imprecise and vague tasks like winning at Jeopardy, which experts a few years ago would have said could not be done.

Assessing a candidate's integrity is a vague task and, it turns out, often an exercise in sorting through anonymous accusations and juicy slurs.

She had to take hopelessly vague tasking like: "Give me a George Clooney haircut but kind of a bit more fun and crazy".

This article investigates fundamental issues in scaling autonomous personal robots towards open-ended sets of everyday manipulation tasks which involve high complexity and vague job specifications.

Indeed, some firms take advantage of their workers by maintaining vague job descriptions, thereby piling on more and more tasks which can lead to mental anguish.

As a hired film crew recorded the proceedings — the organizers are hoping to interest producers in the tape — the contestants went about a series of vaguely sadistic tasks.

Cars were not mere receptacles for advanced thinking in interactive design at C.E.S. Sometimes they were enlisted in odd, even vaguely demeaning tasks.

We get a lot of e-mails like this — probably at least two or three each day promising easy money for some sort of vague, simple task and most of the time I just delete them or (even worse, LOL!!!) mark them as spam.

I was so in love with him that eating became a secondary and vaguely necessary task.

The campaign, which Xerox will unveil along with four new inkjet printers today at PC Expo in New York, features Mr. Rodrigue's Blue Dog riding a motorcycle ("twice as fast as the rest of the pack"), standing guard by the printer ("always faithful to its owner"), and doing other vaguely printer-related tasks.