insufficiently precise

Examples (20)

• The initial report was insufficiently precise to make a final decision.
• The initial data was insufficiently precise for the analysis.
• His instructions were insufficiently precise for the team to execute the plan without errors.
• His instructions were insufficiently precise, leading to confusion.
• The data collected was insufficiently precise for the scientific analysis.
• The legal definition provided was insufficiently precise to cover all cases.
• She argued that the proposed solution was insufficiently precise to address the complex issue.
• We found the experimental results to be insufficiently precise for publication.
• The legal definition proved insufficiently precise, leading to much debate.
• Without more specific details, the proposed plan remains insufficiently precise.
• We need more details; this estimate is insufficiently precise.
• The report was criticized for being insufficiently precise in its conclusions.
• The architect's blueprint was insufficiently precise for the builders to start construction.
• She argued that the language used in the contract was insufficiently precise.
• Their analysis was insufficiently precise, overlooking critical factors.
• Such a general statement is insufficiently precise for scientific discourse.
• To avoid misunderstandings, the contract terms must not be insufficiently precise.
• Their measurement techniques were insufficiently precise for the required accuracy.
• The weather forecast was insufficiently precise to predict the exact timing of the storm.
• The initial estimate proved to be insufficiently precise for budgeting purposes.