Sentences with phrase «nebulous term»

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»).

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.

But «shareholders of record» is a pretty nebulous term anyway so it doesn't seem like a huge constraint.

«Network» is a somewhat nebulous term that can refer, on the one hand, to a formal arrangement of intersecting lines made of fabric, wire or cord, and, on the other hand, to a broader system of interconnected persons or things (computers, social groupings, global markets, etc.).

«Faith» is an extremely nebulous term and means very different things to different people.

Where is the Bible does it say that slavery is «right» or «wrong»??? Ditto «discrimination»... whatever you mean by that quite nebulous term...

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.

However, maintenance is a very nebulous term.

Detoxification is a rather nebulous term used to describe a process (usually a diet or supplement routine) that is meant to cleanse your system of unspecified toxins.

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

The most nebulous term in my experience was «line editing.»

Most people overlook this text, using words like «click here» or other nebulous terms.

However, we feel it is no longer necessary to attach the increasingly nebulous term «indie» to any entry requirements.

«Emerging artists» is a widely - used but sometimes nebulous term - how you would define an emerging artist?

Mobile 5G, which is short for «fifth generation,» is about as nascent and nebulous a term as they come.

That's a pretty nebulous term these days.)

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.»

After all, being a «sales person» is a nebulous term.

Concerns have also been raised about the nebulous Terms of Reference (TOR) for the project apart from the vague task of reviewing agreements over the last fifteen years.

«Hope» may sound like a nebulous term, but it can be a bedrock to those stepping out of prison with a plastic bag of belongings and a criminal record.

July 8, 2015 • Forget about all the nebulous terms like «austerity,» «bailout» and «capital controls.»

The point is that «classic rock» is a pretty nebulous term.

«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 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.»

No matter how you define that nebulous term, fossil fuel subsidies are about increasing supply, not encouraging efficiency or reducing the external costs to human health and the environment.

Well, this is a pretty nebulous term but whatever means it takes to constantly focus on what you're trying to achieve.

The nebulous term «well - being» is not a proper consideration in essential services designations / legislation.

«Data breach» is a nebulous term that generally refers to information having been directly stolen or exposed from an organization's systems or records.

Wireless charging is a nebulous term.

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.»