How To Use Grey area In A Sentence
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That's a grey area, but the very uncertainty injects a nice frisson into the comedy.
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135 There is a grey area between ornament and decoration where one or other strives to compensate for poverty of form.
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Some have a forlorn and battered remnant of a house or two, but they are mostly mere grey areas of flattened stone.
Times, Sunday Times
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I don't care what anyone says, you cannot be a dummy if you have won the European Championship, even although he did it with top German players, but in Scotland there are no grey areas.
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This left a grey area in which common sense might be applied.
Times, Sunday Times
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For veteran IM Banks readers there are a lot of allusions to his Culture novels and their themes, and you will re-encounter Diziet Sma's arguments with Zakalwe about the "morality of intervention vs non-intervention" from Use of Weapons, or GCU's Grey Area' sense of justice and its implacable execution from Excession as well as quite a few other similar tidbits.
Archive 2009-09-01
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They lie in a grey area between conductors and insulators whose boundaries are somewhat unclear, and it is this ambiguity itself that is useful.
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There are of course grey areas; the Founding Fathers might have written the Constitution to allow flag burning but doing so in the name of inciting a riot, and destroying public property and peace in the process, would cross the line.
Charles Gasparino: Mayor Bloomberg, What Took You So Long?
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The difference between gross negligence and recklessness is a legal grey area.
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There is no grey area when we train.
Times, Sunday Times
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The proposals contain too many grey areas .
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Although the law now protects companies' trademark when it comes to cybersquatting, registering people's name is still a grey area.
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The umbra is the dark region where no light falls and the penumbra is the grey area where some light falls due to various phenomena.
Kottu
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They wanted the grey area to be reinstalled.
Times, Sunday Times
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But, as is so often the case here, something has emerged from the grey area that might provide cause for guarded optimism.
Times, Sunday Times
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The judgment leaves a large grey area and much scope for argument.
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At the moment, the law on compensation is very much a grey area.
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This left a grey area in which common sense might be applied.
Times, Sunday Times
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There is no grey area when we train.
Times, Sunday Times
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Domestic violence is particularly absorbing because of its grey areas.
Times, Sunday Times
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The grey area lies in proving your ability to drive is impaired.
Times, Sunday Times
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Which means that it will get even heavier (when getting it off the pad is a grey area even now).
Orion Slims Down - NASA Watch
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The loosening of that policy for terrorism does create a grey area, but it's a sensible political tactic.
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There is no grey area when we train.
Times, Sunday Times
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The law needs to be changed as there are grey areas.
The Sun
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There are lots of grey areas in this industry which many unscrupulous traders love to exploit.
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Legally, the issue of dogging is a grey area - "doggers" are committing no offence unless they are witnessed by a member of the public who can be defined as "outraged" in the eyes of the law.
Boing Boing: September 14, 2003 - September 20, 2003 Archives
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There is of course a matter of degree here, but certainly quantum physics is not in any kind of grey area at all.
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The law needs to be changed as there are grey areas.
The Sun
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The biggest problem is the grey area where people stay on the right side of libel laws but say hurtful things.
Times, Sunday Times
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Nowhere is it easier to blackmail than in the criminal underworld and the grey areas of conduct that surround it.
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The notice of meeting reveals that the board will be voting open proxies against Joy Buckland but there is a grey area here.
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In his limited experience of British policing, grey areas always heralded deniability.
THE LAST TEMPTATION
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A potential grey area is the extent to which a State can protect an individual against criminal behaviour.
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The grey area lies in proving your ability to drive is impaired.
Times, Sunday Times
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It is often difficult to distinguish avoidance from evasion. A new term, "tax avoision" was invented to describe the grey area between the two.
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But whether that flexibility is intrinsic, or rather cultural, socialised or even emotionally led, remains a grey area.
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The law needs to be changed as there are grey areas.
The Sun
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This left a grey area in which common sense might be applied.
Times, Sunday Times
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The biggest problem is the grey area where people stay on the right side of libel laws but say hurtful things.
Times, Sunday Times
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a grey area between clearly legal and strictly illegal
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There are other ‘grey areas’ where the legality of abortion for fetal abnormality could be questioned.
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But between acting purely as agent on behalf of the client and acting purely as principal, there is a vast grey area.
Times, Sunday Times
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But between acting purely as agent on behalf of the client and acting purely as principal, there is a vast grey area.
Times, Sunday Times
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There is no grey area when we train.
Times, Sunday Times
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The event highlights the murky grey area that exists for Hong Kong residents who get caught up in legal troubles on the mainland.
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Other back-formations, such as enthuse and liaise, inhabit a grey area of acceptability.
April « 2009 « Sentence first
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A ban might be difficult to enforce because of a grey area of whether the consultancy advice benefits the employee or the employer.
Times, Sunday Times
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Wyatt also wants to introduce a specific offence for launching denial of service attacks, removing a potential grey area in existing laws.
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there were no grey areas, you were either for him or against him, he was all black-and-white
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There are some worrying grey areas that merit sensible debate, but the various hysterical claims made by editors – about judge-made law, the inadequacies of the ECHR, the bypassing of the British parliament, the need for a British bill of rights and the chilling effect on investigative journalism – are well wide of the mark.
Editors tangle with the zip code
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Exactly what can be called an offensive weapon is still a grey area.
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They are designed to alert us to any fluffiness or grey areas which need human decisions.
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Other topical issues got the panel debating the grey areas of liberalism, such as the contradictions in banning fox hunting and smoking in public places.
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The grey area lies in proving your ability to drive is impaired.
Times, Sunday Times
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A ban might be difficult to enforce because of a grey area of whether the consultancy advice benefits the employee or the employer.
Times, Sunday Times
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It is a grey area where or when work experience or internship turns into unpaid or cheap labour.
Times, Sunday Times
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He was adrift in a moral grey area, sandwiched between his past and an uncertain future.
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He was adrift in a moral grey area, sandwiched between his past and an uncertain future.
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Prior to passage of the law, a grey area existed where law enforcement officials offered rewards to members of crime organizations in exchange for tips on criminal activities.
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This essay has of course to disentangle the transition from viol to violoncello which was catalysed by the Italians, and he manages to throw light on the grey areas surrounding bass violins, gambas and cellos.
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The new rules for police procedure cleared up a lot of grey areas.
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This left a grey area in which common sense might be applied.
Times, Sunday Times
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Some have a forlorn and battered remnant of a house or two, but they are mostly mere grey areas of flattened stone.
Times, Sunday Times
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There seems to be a grey area between a fetus in fetu and what is called a teratoma: a kind of encapsulated tumor which contains tissue or organ components resembling normal derivatives of all three germ layers.
How Twins Go Bad
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With its striated colouration of dark brown, white and grey, the red wattlebird is so named because of the flap of bright red skin on each side of the neck beneath a bare grey area.
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The law needs to be changed as there are grey areas.
The Sun
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The difference between gross negligence and recklessness is a legal grey area.
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But trade in illegal software over peer-to-peer networks remains a grey area.
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The older I get the more the issue of crime and punishment becomes a grey area.
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There were no grey areas, no muddy patches of confusion to catch you off guard.
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The grey area lies in proving your ability to drive is impaired.
Times, Sunday Times
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Funnily enough, whether or not to aspirate h is a grey area in some English words (e.g. historic).
Apostrophes in business names and place names
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The difference between gross negligence and recklessness is a legal grey area.
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The grey area lies in proving your ability to drive is impaired.
Times, Sunday Times
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But, as is so often the case here, something has emerged from the grey area that might provide cause for guarded optimism.
Times, Sunday Times
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Exactly what can be called an offensive weapon is still a grey area.
