“ill-defined”造句，怎麼用ill-defined造句

We're now as a country facing an enemy, ill-defined, hardly known to most people, hard to track, small groups engaged in all kinds of secret activity.

Simply put, it's the ability to dabble in many different topics and fields and stitch together a non-linear solution to an ill-defined problem.

Consider, for instance, a blurry little black-and-white photograph of a smiley-face icon, so fuzzy and ill-defined it looks like a parody of the Shroud of Turin.

The boundary on the cold air side is often ill-defined, especially near the surface.

On this issue, even the "Book of General" and "Remember the test" are ill-defined, the result, many people along the error.

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.

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

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

But his people, and especially the young, suffer the same ill-defined anguish at having long been humiliated by an unresponsive, unaccountable and cynically manipulative regime.