Sentence examples for are always imperfect from inspiring English sources

Historical analogies are always imperfect.

Because the atmosphere is chaotic, anything less than perfect knowledge of today's conditions (which is impossible, given that observations are always imperfect) will make the forecast useless after about two weeks.

Since vulnerabilities are always present in each system and since the protection measures countering the intrusions exploiting such vulnerabilities are always imperfect, the intrusion tolerance property guarantees the continuous provision of secure and correct services despite partially successful attacks.

Analogies are always imperfect, but the migration of drones from military and heavy industry into consumer and business applications is arguably as big a deal as the migration of mainframe computing from the military (were computers were born too) and big corporate regimes to the desktop and pocket.

But translating is an altogether different task than finding the nearest Starbucks, because machines aim for perfection and rationality, while languages -- and humans -- are always imperfect and irrational.

Furthermore, clinical criteria are always imperfect and some subjects in a mild stage of disease can be difficult to classify.

Since the CSI at the BS is always imperfect due to the channel estimation error and delay, the imperfectness of the CSI needs to be considered in practical system design.

Democracy is always imperfect".

In Ashbery, pleasure precedes comprehension, and comprehension is always imperfect and incomplete.

Vision is always only partial, the song suggests; memory is always imperfect.

It was always imperfect, a democratic dream to which the past generation of college presidents committed themselves.