Coward, being a gentleman, saw fit to grant that wish, and the results, if imperfectly executed in these productions, are truly fascinating.
Lambiel received the silver medal and the biggest standing ovation Thursday night on the strength of a finely conceived if imperfectly executed free program set to music from La Traviata.
Although the Bernanke Fed has imperfectly executed its QE programs, they are a big reason why the US is growing and adding jobs – despite President's Obama's regulatory onslaught and tax hikes – and the EU (and the inflation hawk ECB) is back in recession.
The BBC lives by noble ideals, of course often imperfectly executed, and is trying to get to the bottom of it.
If people want Facebook to be effectively moderated they may need to accept that the process will be done by thousands of humans who imperfectly execute the task.
Evidentiary instructions probably do work, although imperfectly and better under some circumstances than others.
However, the work, although well executed, is not the last word, he says.
Although Texas executed just as many inmates last year, Texas has been executing a comparatively large number of inmates for decades.
It is possible that other genes fulfil the function of LCE3C and LCE3B, although imperfectly, contributing to the abnormal differentiation and epidermal hyperproliferation characteristic of psoriatic lesions.
The legislated fiscal constraint substitutes, although imperfectly, for such legitimacy.
To summarize, U.S. government policy depends strongly, although imperfectly, on what the well-to-do want but weakly, if at all, on what middle-income Americans prefer.
