Sentence examples for imperfect job from inspiring English sources

He was the perfect man for an imperfect job, sabotaged by a gifted but unwilling squad.

It has done an imperfect job of checking the growth of creeping authoritarianism, first under the New Labour government that brought in the act, and now under the often rather more cautious Conservative-Liberal Democoalitionition.

That imperfect job evolves into a rewarding career.

Further developments in economic theory proceed from the more realistic assumption of imperfect job markets and show that the economic reasons behind company investments in general human capital can be inferred even under imperfect conditions.

Translation: Even an imperfect job is likely to improve your peace of mind.

Anderson Cooper did a nice (if imperfect) job explaining how reefs are threatened and why that should matter to us.

The aptitudes of individuals (as measured by industrial psychologists) are imperfect predictors of job performance.

Mr. Foxx, the prosecutor who made that deal, thinks that the system, however imperfect, did its job.

However, if there are search frictions and workers have imperfect information regarding alternative job opportunities, a reduction in job value will not result in a loss of all employees to employers.

The test, while imperfect, does a decent job of predicting a student's grades in college, he notes.

And yet, a spate of recent research from the Congressional Budget Office, Wall Street banks and independent economists has documented that the stimulus, while imperfect, helped avert greater job losses and a greater drop in economic output.