1. Some jobs in the company are pretty ill-defined.

2. The borders were vague and ill-defined.

3. The precise aims of the committee remain ill-defined.

4. The procedures are ill-defined and completely untested.

5. The reports also criticise ill-defined command lines.

6. She shivered at some ill-defined idea, drifting past out of reach, in the foggy recesses of her mind.

7. The ambiguity of something so ill-defined argued for on such different, and sometimes contradictory grounds, needs serious analysis.

8. With other semi-regular stars, the periods are so ill-defined as to be barely recognizable, and sometimes the fluctuations become random.

9. They constitute an assortment of ill-defined symptoms that affect people in different ways and to different extents.

10. Tantalizing, ill-defined phantoms moved across its surface and in its depths.

11. The proposed regulations are ill-defined and cumbersome and could be unnecessarily costly.

12. It is part of an ill-defined and rare group of incidents which should probably be best called "Loss of Consciousness of Unknown Etiology".

13. There are other rather ill-defined gametophytic systems with two or more loci, often giving partial self-incompatibility.

14. The emerging business model is ill-defined at present, but limiting Google free dissemination of news is a vital step toward any attempt to erect pay walls.

15. It may be vague and ill-defined to our conscious gaze.

16. It is difficult to test a potential cure when a disease is ill-defined.

17. Does Anthony Edwards' goatee really work on a man with such otherwise ill-defined features?

18. They were the sort of conflicts that frequently flare up along any ill-defined border which is straddled by farming communities.

19. He suggested that the proposed deal would be a good thing, as it would immediately validate the still ill-defined superserver market.

20. The few planetaries bright enough to be seen with binoculars show up in the guise of dim, ill-defined stars.

21. I will seek to show that it is confined within narrow, if ill-defined, bounds.

22. Government documents and official statements concerning integration are replete with romantic and ill-defined language.

23. In San Francisco such contenders as Wired magazine, the rattle-bearer of new media, cluster in an ill-defined sprawl.

24. Above the scoop neckline of her peacock blue dress, an ill-defined rash of mottled pink broke out[Sentence dictionary], then faded.

25. If language is a code, it is a complexly ill-defined code, adaptable to the innovative skill of its users.

26. The aim of the team formed by teachers and teaching experts is to solve teaching questions that is ill-defined and not ready-made answer or ready-made method in the School-based action research.

27. Most disturbing, the taxpayer will be funding an enormous, ill-defined programme, without any stipulation as yet that the banks who orchestrated the mess will pay a penalty.

28. Typical findings include patchy ground-glass opacity (80%) and small ill-defined centrilobular nodules of ground-glass opacity (80%).

29. The press has questioned the government's right to cite ill-defined "public interest" as an excuse for knocking down homes.

30. Cultivating student' problem-solving ability become an important goal on education. But the ill-defined problem-solving knowledge domain is very hard to teach, especially in thee-learning materials.

1. Some jobs in the company are pretty ill-defined.

31. Speech communities turn out to be too fluid and ill-defined to be seriously studied in their own right.

32. The study is important because it provide the specific guideline and evidence for instructional designer to design e-learning materials in the ill-defined problem-solving knowledge domain.

33. Small and large, ill-defined lung nodules are isible,(http:///ill-defined.html) predominating in relation to the peribronchoascular interstitium and in a centrilobular location. Interlobular septal thickening is also isible.

34. Scans show multiple areas of bronchiectasis involving the upper and middle lobe, large ill-defined nodules , small centrilobular nodules and "tree-in-bud."

35. If we think about it, wind chill is an ill-defined concept.

36. For to be illegals would create what in Europe is called a "helot" population, helots in ancient Greece having had an ill-defined intermediate status between slaves and free citizens.

37. From a time ill-defined , I began to be scared of facing your adjudgement like eye expression. Is it because I am already tired inwardly, or because you have touched my heartstring ?

38. In addition, it is the state and collective ownership of land ill-defined problems.

39. John Koza sees the ability of evolution to work on both ill-defined and parallel problems as another of its inimitable advantages.

40. We may be in a recession; then again, we may be just stuck in an ill-defined "economic slowdown" — not a great place to be, but not as scary as the R word.

41. Diagnosis can also sometimes be used to straightjacket patients into ill-defined and ill-fitting categories that lend a scientific appearance of socially constructed biases.

42. It's true that during this first second a is minus six meters per second squared, but it changes abruptly at this point so it's ill-defined at this point.

43. Pathological results showed an ill-defined nodule composed of large oval epithelioid cells in the dermis and subcutis. The dissected lymph nodes were free of tumor cells.