Sentences with phrase «nebulous a term as»

I hardly think that the new 50 % rate has much to do with social policy or with the centre ground (which, incidentally seems to me as nebulous a term as «Middle Britain»).

«Indie» is a nebulous term as it is, and you could argue any game getting a mention at a platform holder's E3 conference is forced to turn in its indie card then and there.

Not exact matches

Whether or not you think he's actually «in contention» — a wildly nebulous term that's thrown around all the time — is not as important as the fact that he's playing late in the day on Sunday of an actual PGA Tour event.

A health or wellness coach is a relatively nebulous and imprecise term, ranging from one who holds a degree as a counselor to one who is educated through a self - directed online health portal.

GR: Okay, now, when we're talking about wellbeing this is often seen as a bit of nebulous term, but what we've tried to do is make the concept of wellbeing as concrete as possible.

HTML5 is often used as a nebulous shorthand term to represent all three.

This is a hugely nebulous term and we usually refer to good people skills as the ability to get along with others.

Probably it's a term that's just as nebulous as editors want fresh stories with a great voice.

«Not only addresses the obstacle of pinning down the nebulous term «contemporary art,» but also manages to pull off a legible presentation of it in a single book... Ultimately, Defining Contemporary Art functions as both a demonstration of contemporary curation and a poly - contextualized historical view.»

In this example we can see that «legal service centres», a somewhat nebulous term, has been defined very broadly as «Centres serving the public which may provide a variety of legal services including information, advice, referral, or help finding a lawyer.»

I think for all it's got going for it as a marketing term, «the cloud» does connote a certain nebulous quantity.

Mostly there are no representations made of any sort, no guarantees, no warranties, and might be said to be of that nebulous term: processed «as is.»