"The technology is not always perfect," acknowledges Gilbert, and could introduce errors or confusing phrases to some messages.
"It was by no means a perfect car," acknowledged Major Hirst in a 1999 BBC interview, "But in its time it was a damn good little car".
Ms. Beckerman, who subtitled her book "The Dream, the Reality, the Search for the Perfect Dress," acknowledged that she lacked the discipline to shed pounds for a contour-skimming siren dress.
The record of ethnic groups trying to live together in this country hadn't been perfect, Bourne acknowledged, but considering the abysmal results of such attempts everywhere else it had been tried, he thought they coexisted here with "almost dramatic harmlessness". What the ethnonationalists view with dread and suspicion, Bourne saw as grounds for pride and joy.
The record of ethnic groups trying to live together in this country hadn't been perfect, Bourne acknowledged, but considering the abysmal results of such attempts everywhere else it had been tried, he thought they coexisted here with "almost dramatic harmlessness".
It's not perfect, Ismael acknowledged, but it's better than nothing.
SeoulBeats.com called Tabitha and Napoleon's involvement "beyond perfect" and acknowledged that using lyrical hip-hop suited the song's tempo and BoA's movement.
Aubry admits that the state-funded school system is often far from perfect and acknowledges that "no miracle immediate solution" for free universal education exists.
In a news conference, Mr. Springer said he thought voters were receptive to his populist message, but he said he was "not the perfect messenger," acknowledging high negative ratings in some polls.
It is not perfect, Mr. Sherman acknowledges, but at 50percentt accuracy, the digital translator may indeed improve security and save lives because human translators in Iraq often spy for the other side or are targets for assassination by insurgents.
