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Especially if you have a problem that's too vague, investigating facts is usually more productive than trying to solve it right away.

It was good for a small car, but the handling felt a bit roly-poly and the steering was a bit too vague.

We appreciate your feedback, but if it's too vague we won't understand what you're trying to tell us!

He said anti-corruption codes of conduct of such associations were often "too vague" to be effective, and training programmes were outdated.

"The normal mind tends to be too vague, " adds Grandin. "The Asperger's mind sees the details. "

While you're at it, never "write a paper" or "do a problem set" or "read an assignment. " These phrases are all too vague!

The document was drafted after customers complained that a previous version was too vague and was hard to understand.

It cannot be, for it is too vague; it allows for too great a leeway in individual matters of taste and choice.

But health campaigners attacked the recommendations for being too vague and falling significantly short of actions proposed by the WHO.

What is love? Modern interpretation of love is too flashy, too vague, people feel at a loss, feeling too hard to love, love is not easy.

Some critics have criticized the book as being too vague and unserious in dealing with certain historical and geographical matters.

Notice of claim is too vague understanding of the market share for the different conclusions are different.

The Delegation wished to comment on the principle of technical assistance for development, which, it felt, was too vague.

Qualities Are Too Vague for Analysis Qualities only have meaning within a context.

That goal, as stated, is too subjective, too vague, and is simply not measurable.

Translating word for word and being too vague are other common errors in the subtitle groups' work, Lin explained.

Here we hate to utter the word "Thanks" , because it is too vague and general to render our thankful hearts.

If not, often they sell you platitudes that sound good but are too vague to really mean anything.

The definition of pre delivery of vessel provided by Chinese statute is too vague.

The line of the two countries is too vague.

We can only define software processes at two levels: too vague or too confining.

Concepts that are too broad usually prove to be unsuitable instruments because they are too vague and nebulous.

The old saw that money can't buy happiness always struck me as too vague.

" is much too vague to be useful. Perhaps we should just ask: " Can machines act like humans?

But Chinese executives also say the rules are too vague and difficult to enforce to make a big difference.

In GATS, the article related to environmental protection is too vague.

In 2008 its proposal was said to be too vague.

The "show of support is nice but this is far too vague a comment to get excited about, " said GLC's Chan.

is too vague to apply in practice.

The theme in this paper is too vague.

Your enquiry is too vague to enable us to reply you.

Because your enquiry is too vague, we can't reply you promptly.

Ywe enquiry is too vague to incapable us to reply you.

It's far too vague.

Again, this is too vague. Besides, are you telling me there are NO CRIMINALS OR GANGSTERS in korea?