Sentence examples for example of imperfections from inspiring English sources

In a Feb. 11 speech, a senior C.I.A. official, Jami Miscik, described the problem as an example of "imperfections in our system" and said that George J. Tenet, the director of central intelligence, had given subordinates 30 days "to devise a permanent and lasting solution".

Set in the fictional town of Dirt, with a cast of mangy, hard-to-identify animals, "Rango" is a good example of imperfection: the look is all dusty and sweaty, with stray grit and hair.

Another example of imperfection is measurement noise or roughness of surface.

Table 4 lists the most extreme examples of imperfection observed across the non-hotspot windows.

Bad Man Posee (as it's spelt on the original label) is another example of perfect imperfections and another song encapsulating the darker side of the Caribbean.

Indeed, Morozov uses himself as a good example of both imperfection and hypocrisy – suggesting perhaps that the next person to be Morozoved will be Morozov himself.

The disadvantage of the native Hawaiians is an example of Hawaii's imperfections.

a) Picture in zone 1; b) Picture in zone 2; c) Picture in zone 3 and d) Picture in zone 4. Apparently, orthogonalization does not separate completely the significant details of the images from, for example, the imperfections of the substrate and the effects of biological attacks.

In fact, they provide as strong an example of imperfection in particular, imperfection due to history as anything else.

But opponents of reparations commonly argue that other examples of past imperfection are redressable in ways that slavery is not.

There are many examples of marketplace imperfection.