Sentence examples for imperfect business from inspiring English sources

"War is a very imperfect business".

Nonetheless politics is a deeply problematic and imperfect business.

Journalism is an imperfect business, the work of reporting, understanding and writing about the complexity of human affairs.

"It's an imperfect business, but there's room for us".

While the Census attempts to interview everyone, complete enumeration is an especially imperfect business.

However imperfect their business model, this is unlikely to change soon.

Libertarians have responded by questioning whether government regulation, which would replace one set of imperfect institutions (private businesses) with another (government agencies), would solve or only worsen these problems.

At its core, it is the business of imperfect humans raising other imperfect little humans to the best of their ability and loving them with everything they've got.

Decision-making theory and game theory, which recognize the conditions of uncertainty and imperfect knowledge under which business managers operate, have contributed to systematic methods of assessing investment opportunities.

But a hallmark of the agency from the beginning has been a commitment, imperfect but vital, to doing business on the up-and-up.

Second, analogies between sports and business are also imperfect, but business strategies that are predicated on staying a step ahead of regulatory action have a lot in common with athletes who would presume to outsmart drug testing regimes.