Sentence examples for completely imperfect from inspiring English sources
"What happens in these campaigns is that there are these critical moments where judgments have to be made and decisions have to be made with completely imperfect information, so it has to be on gut, on faith, and if the candidate doesn't have someone in whom he has that faith he's in trouble".
So you can imagine we adore the White House Correspondents Dinnerr, where politicos, media power players and L.A.'s brightest stars come together in completely imperfect, bizarre (dis)harmony... in awesome fancy dresses.
I am concerned that when doctors share prenatal information, they are neglecting the information that many families with special-needs children would share: that you will love this "imperfect" child completely, hope for his life constantly and find the idea of ending his life unimaginable.
In particular, some elements either carry small imperfect TIRs or completely lack them [ 39, 40].
It is unlikely that this seemingly convenient prediction tool, albeit clearly imperfect, will go completely out of fashion any time soon.
Proctor et al. even found a 73% of redisplacement in completely displaced fractures when reduction was imperfect [ 6].
However, some probes were not completely target-specific, perhaps due to imperfect EST assemblies and due to separate sets of probes designed from different assemblies.
(And who said anything about rapid return to equilibrium?) Point 3 is also completely wrong: NK models almost always assume imperfect competition, so that we can talk about price-setting agents.
"They work on creating the perfect wave, but what we wanted to create was very nasty, wide and imperfect, so it was something completely different for them," he said.
It included such gems as "The Person with the Imperfect Grasp of Obscurity": "These are all completely obscure picks nobody has ever heard of.
