Sentences with phrase «vague one»

Get clear about what you really want from online dating, having some sort of vague idea is not going to get you anywhere.

The government is fond of talking in vague terms about how it returns power to local communities.

In education policy conversations, words like «equity» and «civil rights» are often used in an abstract sense, paired with vague notions of failing schools.

And neither does showing how many big words you know or being too vague about why you're applying for the job.

One head of cauliflower is too vague as they are different sizes.

The paddles still have a very long throw, but they don't feel nearly as vague as on the original V12 model.

The white paper on the bill is very vague on what protections there will be against the abuse of these powers.

Admittedly, I walked into this recipe with a very vague idea of the outcome.

Another common issue is the use of vague terms in patent claims that mean several different things across the board («transmission,» «server,» etc.).

That's not all: the theater in which they operate will have to close within a month and the men and women have only vague ideas of what lies ahead.

I don't measure mine out most of the time so that's why I'm so vague with specific portions.

Do not give vague statements but be clear about your goals and ambitions.

Before I took this job, I had pretty vague notions about federal employees — if I thought about them at all.

So far, we don't have as solid an idea of what's coming other than a few titles scheduled for vague releases sometime in the spring.

These scenarios represent concepts for future services, although they are still rather vague in some instances.

First, the game can be a bit vague at times, sending players into dungeons without a precise objective.

It is frequently associated with vague feelings of dissatisfaction and guilt.

When I ask the Police officer now continues to make vague promises that everything is fine and I'll get my money back but doesn't say when.

The problem is that I haven't received the card yet to try anything, and the fee structure is a little vague in terms of those kind of payments.

But the law is not vague about what schools need to provide.

Availability remains vague at «before the holidays,» so we'll keep you posted when we learn more.

Are you unable to determine what the email might be about because it only makes vague references to «your business» or «your account»?

Clinical signs are somewhat vague such as lethargy, depressed appetite, and mild temperature elevation.

This proposal was meant to make it easier to close schools, including more vague language on the inclusion of parents in a decision to close or consolidate schools.

But what about more vague concepts like «respect» for teachers?

All you have to do is pick up your keywords and expand it with specifics, stay away from vague details.

Of course, this sounds pretty vague when you are the person going through a divorce.

No hiring manager will be impressed by vague statements.

Between all the talk about a shortage, along with vague memories of its lack of availability last year, I figured why not?

If parents or carers are closed off or only give vague answers, children are likely to make up stories to try and make sense of what has happened.

However, their plan remains vague on these existing funding sources and what new funding source they would introduce.

There is also somewhat vague reference to the incorporation of other international human rights standards.

After a long time I go to sleep and dream of dancing with somebody, nobody clear, just vague with his arms around me.

Credit scores are a very vague concept to most people, yet they can hold so much power over your financial well - being.

I asked specific questions, I got vague answers.

However, such vague understanding often results in fewer interview invitations; therefore, it is an important issue to deal with prior to writing a resume.

Do not use vague words like help, support and contribute, as further they raise a question «how».

Don't use vague language like «duties included» or «responsible for» in your job descriptions.

«Technology» is a broad and often vague term in education.

That's a very vague way of saying we're still playing.

Very vague plan, but that what I'm shooting for.

But those predictions are based on only vague understanding of the system's inner workings.

Some employers may require the prospective employee to actually perform the job while others may ask vague questions about someone's strengths and weaknesses.

Begin the process by writing things down, separating vague hopes from concrete, achievable goals.

The story seemed vague with few characters to interact with.

It offers no new insight or opinion of its own, keeping almost everything deliberately vague so that you can take out of the story what you want.

I think the problem is that you were using quite vague phrases throughout the blog post.

This kind of editorial calendar typically includes a general description of what's in each issue but remains vague enough to allow for changes and substitutions.