Sentence examples similar to chief imperfection from inspiring English sources
Many patients would gladly accept organs that are discarded because of real or perceived imperfections, said [Howard Nathan, chief executive of a Gift of Life Donor Program based in Philadelphia].
The imperfections in the market for chief executives are considerable, and it is up to shareholders and their representatives in the boardroom to improve the functioning of that market.
Imperfection, however, does not mean imperfectible.
His imperfections by no means detract from what he represented as a leader, chief of which was his capacity for personal sacrifice.
Whatever their imperfections, they were applied neutrally across rulings for more than a half-century under four chief justices, and the Roberts court emerged as the most pro-business by a statistically significant margin.
Existence is an imperfection.
Phillips preferred imperfection.
And one more imperfection.
Beauty comes with imperfection".
