Sentence examples for certainly imperfect from inspiring English sources

"Skype is certainly imperfect," she said.

Democracy in the United States is certainly imperfect.

Capp was certainly imperfect, but his place in the cartoonist pantheon is ­indisputable.

It's certainly imperfect, but it's a way for government to begin redirecting health care providers into more efficient ways of doing business.

Israel feared a repeat of the "hatred and extremism" that marked the 2001 meeting.That gathering, with some 18,000 delegates, was certainly imperfect.

And technology subsidies by the government are certainly imperfect, and from a stimulus point of view probably not the best way to get the most economic bang for our buck.

"Cave of Forgotten Dreams" is certainly an imperfect reverie.

Romney, a businessman and former Massachusetts governor, was certainly an imperfect candidate four years ago; he was compromised by a video that showed him saying that forty-seven per cent of Americans saw themselves as victims, dependent on government help.

While this is certainly an imperfect history, there is much beauty in the history of evangelicalism and global mission.

Thus median census tract income is certainly an imperfect indicator of the financial means of each individual in the census tract.

Certainly it is imperfect, but it is less imperfect than it used to be.The pattern of pay over the past few years is also hard to explain in terms of governance.