Sentence examples for imperfect beginning from inspiring English sources

It is "an important but imperfect beginning," he said, to supporting civilian authorities who are filling the vacuum left in areas where the Syrian government is not functioning.

Third, in circumstances where more active, continuous monitoring of CHW performance is possible, the quality of the data for adequately assessing CHW performance or identifying trends may be imperfect at the beginning.

It is not uncommon to see that junior students equip an imperfect explanation model when beginning their science journey.

Counting all the fish in the sea is an imperfect science to begin with, and even federal officials acknowledge that they lack the data they'd like for most species.

Tzvetan Todorov begins Imperfect Garden with an arresting premise: that the greatest achievement of the modern age the moderns' assertion of the freedom of the human will, unlimited by allegiances to God, nature, or reason was the fruit of a pact with the devil.

Since then Fraser has found that "carriers are beginning to act on imperfect information where risk is manageable".

Publishers are beginning to figure out that an imperfect form factor means tablets aren't the be-all and end-all.

Instead, Iraq is beginning to resemble a democracy, albeit a fragile and imperfect one.

To tackle food waste, the UK supermarket group last year began selling imperfect vegetables via a "wonky veg box" priced at £3.50, 30% cheaper than standard lines.

And so begins an imperfect crime.

Olson recently started a petition demanding that Mariano's, an upscale grocery chain in Chicago, begin selling imperfect produce.