Sentence examples for vagueness as from inspiring English sources

In a statement, he took aim at Mr. Romney's vagueness as well as his other Republican rivals, who have criticized the deal-making in Washington.

However, the wording's vagueness, as well as the interpretation it received in practice as a tool to be used against all varieties tenuously resembling and thus directly competing with the "initial variety", meant that it bore the perilous risk of reducing the nature of statutory undeniable-use exemptions.

This is due to the time-intensive process of communication between the medical informatician and physician needed for removing vagueness as well as concretizing temporal aspects.

When he was recently interviewing a contractor to do framework on his porch, he read vagueness as a warning sign.

In the current debate in the French Assembly critics are likely to seize upon this vagueness as the most vulnerable aspect of the treaty.

In a film like "Black Hawk Down," there is no doubt about the details of place and combat, but much vagueness as to what the desperately hostile Somalis want -- or why we are there.

There is probably some vagueness involved, as well as an ambiguity: the threshold may be set at different values in different contexts.

However, problems were found in the tumor diagnosis and classification as benign and malign on ultrasound image for its vagueness, such as speckle noise and low contrast.

With vagueness viewed as a semantic phenomenon, classical semantics is no longer appropriate as a semantics of vague language and supervaluation semantics is proposed in its place.

This is the problem of "higher-order vagueness" recast as a problem for imprecise probabilism.

(And similarly for other proposals for dealing with vagueness, such as degree of truth approaches).