Sentence examples for clearly imperfect from inspiring English sources

Such data are clearly imperfect.

(The system predicts likely ethnicity based on surname and is clearly imperfect).

DRS is clearly imperfect but it is equally clearly a good thing because it rectifies most incorrect decisions.

Glenn Kolleeny, managing partner in St . Petersburgof Salans, an international law firm, said that while the Russian legal system is clearly imperfect, it needs to be used so that improvements can take hold.

"We have been working hard to come up with a plan that, while clearly imperfect from anybody's point of view, would be able to get the votes to pass and become law".

But the process of removing applications was clearly imperfect, as Apple pulled down some applications only to restore them a few days later.

However, arrests are clearly an imperfect measure of offending because only a fraction of offending results in arrest.

The bottom line is that there are difficulties for any state, county or local government attempting to base asset placement decisions on what is clearly an imperfect benchmark (CRA matrix scores).

At present, it appears that taxotere has become a new standard initial chemotherapy for metastatic prostate cancer, but it is clearly an imperfect standard that does not merit the loud huzzahs that will clearly follow.

But the problem is more one of imperfect authentication: clearly, something failed at Tesco.

It will take more than a Broadway show to counter "Melrose Place," but there's clearly a market for imperfect bodies, to judge from the ticket sales for "The Full Monty" and the wild applause that greeted Mr. Conlee's jiggling belly on Wednesday night.