Sentence examples for an imperfect start from inspiring English sources

Delhi's airport express got off to an imperfect start.

It was a low-key start, an imperfect start and a dangerous start for Simpson.

Bolt, who is tall for a sprinter at 6 feet 5 inches, had an imperfect start in the first attempt to run the race, but received a reprieve after another sprinter false-started.

And that's only an imperfect start.

Others noted that some physicians are already treating patients and felt that, in the absence of clear FDA guidelines, the rule was a reasonable if imperfect start.

But thanks to Matz's perfectly imperfect start, the result was decided before the Mets had recorded an out.

If a ceasefire, however imperfect, starts to come into effect late this week, that will not be too bad as these things go.

It's an imperfect state of being.

This was an imperfect measure from the start, devised as a politically acceptable way in which to compare inflation on a consistent basis across Europe's economies.

— DAVID WALDSTEIN Perfect Start for an Imperfect Met It's almost impossible for a major league player to have a more perfect debut than Kazuo Matsui did for the Mets in 2004.

We accept that a reconstruction will not be perfect containing reconstruction artefacts or actual inhomogeneities in the material and instead seek ways to obtain the most accurate final result despite starting from an imperfect image.