Sentence examples for was unspecific from inspiring English sources

He was unspecific on possible perpetrators: "Whether it's competitors, people angry with it [Bear], whatever, I don't know".

In a blue shirt that was unspecific enough that it did not reveal his allegiance to any local team.

But other officials disputed that, saying the information was unspecific but had been collected from several sources.

His message, limited as it was to 140 characters or fewer, was unspecific and lacking in context.

Yet the activity of products of the aminogluthetimide era was unspecific and these substances carried too many side effects for being used clinically.

Although fish meal significantly enhanced bacterial counts, this effect was unspecific, drastically changed the bacterial community structure and did not improve hydrocarbon removal.

Researching further I discovered that intelligence is unspecific.

Yet, the profile of learning problems these individuals exhibit is unspecific.

President Bush now alludes to "the mistakes that have been made," but is unspecific.

As ever, these warnings are unspecific and, in Cartagena's case, grossly unfair.

Rodgers is unspecific about which part of the publication caused offence.