Sentence examples for imperfect answer from inspiring English sources
Bates Gill, a China expert at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington, said that while anti-retroviral pills need to be taken under a precise regimen, waiting for China's health system to improve was an imperfect answer.
It began as an imperfect answer to a journalistic problem, the absence of a definitive list of the dead in the days after the World Trade Center was attacked.
The admittedly imperfect answer in that case would be to seek longer sentences for violent sex crimes to reduce the chances that dangerous predators will be released too soon, and to aggressively monitor offenders upon release with electronic bracelets and a strengthened parole system.
City officials say parking permits may be the imperfect answer to a years-long fight waged between residents and car dealerships along South Brand Boulevard.
Politicians and physicians share a professional perspective that the painless optimal solution is often out of reach and that they'll have to settle for an imperfect answer than will impose some discomfort.
A heuristic is a "simple procedure that helps find adequate, though often imperfect, answers to difficult questions" (Kahneman, 2011: 98).
"The current curriculum fails to give students even imperfect answers" to their legitimate questions about recent economic events, he says.Changes are coming.
"Cold Wind" repeatedly poses the question: "What's right?" That its characters can give only imperfect answers — and that those answers are colored by perceptions and prejudices they are unaware of — makes for a satisfying, if disquieting, read.
A college experience will require students to think through tough questions with imperfect answers.
They also make an effort to frequently use the phrase "What do you predict is likely?" to communicate being open to imperfect answers as long as students provide reasonable support for their predictions.
