vaguely define

Examples (10)

• The contract terms were only vaguely defined, which led to disputes later.
• The researcher was criticized for vaguely defining the key concepts in his paper.
• Try not to vaguely define your project goals, or your team will be confused.
• The law vaguely defines what constitutes 'reasonable force,' leaving it open to interpretation.
• Why did they vaguely define the responsibilities for this new role?
• Vaguely defining success is a common mistake for new startups.
• If we vaguely define the scope now, we will face significant problems down the line.
• The job description was based on a vaguely defined set of expectations.
• He had a tendency to vaguely define his promises, making them difficult to hold him to.
• The concept of 'fairness' is often vaguely defined in political debates.