Sentence examples for imperfect comparison from inspiring English sources
But, that is an imperfect comparison.
The most important point to keep in mind, however, is as Ms. Halvorson said: "There's a lot of imperfect comparison going on.
It's an imperfect comparison, certainly (Matthews is Irish Catholic, for starters, and Russert is not charismatic by any classic Kennedyesque definition), but it does offer a glimpse into how Matthews perceives himself, especially in relation to Russert.
But many experts believe a better, if still imperfect comparison, might be Brazil's former president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, a one-time union firebrand who was elected on his fourth attempt, in 2002.
Responding to questions about the propriety of Trump's recent tweets about a federal judge who ruled against a travel ban on refugees and citizens of seven Muslim-majority countries, Spicer drew an imperfect comparison to Obama's public opposition to the Supreme Court's decision in the 2010 Citizens United case and said inaccurately that "there was no concern" from reporters at the time.
Also note that this is an imperfect comparison, because the ACS estimate is based on place of work, while the CPS estimate is based on place of residence (one might expect that the latter would omit low-wage commuters in the case of high cost-of-living cities, for example).
The problem, says Mr. Shaiman, is the imperfect comparisons that must be made: "This year, the academy tried to do what they thought was the right thing, and they ended up excluding two musicals from being nominated at all".
Rocky Bleier, Brooklyn These are all imperfect comparisons, but you can eliminate a few of these guys because Sanchez started immediately as a rookie on a team built to run and play defense.
Given the validations and the favorable, though imperfect, experimental comparison, this algorithm can be a useful tool for simulating LGP systems.
It is very easy to be negative about your own friendships, achievements and experiences if they feel imperfect in comparison.
Here's an imperfect but instructive comparison.
