Sentence examples for imperfect at best from inspiring English sources
"Testing is imperfect at best," Mr. Burrus said.
Vladimir and Estragon's recall of events the day before is imperfect at best (especially Estragon's).
And it provides further proof that the American justice system is imperfect at best, and frequently far too flawed to rely on capital punishment.
The quiet life Mr. Simpson had once said he wanted for himself and his two youngest children has been imperfect at best.
A General Accounting Office study of the relationship between foreign-intelligence and law-enforcement investigations, released in July, also noted that coördination between the F.B.I. and the Department of Justice was imperfect at best.
In fact, with all the conflict and vituperation over Obamacare, it sometimes seems that one of the few things Democrats and Republicans agree on is that the law is imperfect at best.
Often this means importing celebrities from other venues, but it's an imperfect science at best and the rules are changing drastically.
Breedlove calls finger length "a very noisy, imperfect marker at best".
So was his caution that generalizations about neighborhoods are, at best, imperfect.
Patents are the most widely used yardstick, but they are an imperfect gauge of innovation at best.
