Sentence examples for far from perfectly from inspiring English sources

The reflex, to restrict and ban, has worked (albeit far from perfectly) for more traditional sorts of biological weapons.

While gender equality is far from perfectly realized, women today have more rights and opportunities than ever before.

It came off his thigh and into the path of Pedro, whose shot, though far from perfectly struck, found its way past Gorka Iraizoz.

The health care market is far from perfectly competitive because many providers have achieved sufficient control of local markets to set prices, and research has consistently shown that the distribution of health care resources drives demand for services.

The use of natural gas to generate electricity — far from perfectly clean but less carbon-intensive than coal use — has jumped 25 percent since 2008, while prices have fallen more than 80 percent.

Much as I tried to follow the translation of "Dictes Moy" that came with the CD, my eye kept straying back to the old French original, which I understood far from perfectly but which nevertheless spoke to me through Pound with uncanny force.

These materials often exhibit abundant and complex mechanical properties which are still far from being perfectly understood.

But it does suggest that, even 60 years on, relations between Jews and Germans are far from being "perfectly normal".

Far from being perfectly integrated, the world's markets for goods, capital and labor appear to have become remarkably segmented.

Since energy-extracting equipments such as air-conditioning machines are far from being perfectly efficient, the heat-extraction process also introduces wasted energy.

In the case of India, it is important to recognize that rural and urban labor markets are largely distinct or at least are far from being perfectly integrated (e.g., Munshi and Rosenzweig 2016).