Sentence examples for least imperfect from inspiring English sources

But it's the least imperfect solution of them all".

Instead, 2004 is probably the least imperfect precedent.

But democracy, as is well known, is only the least imperfect of political systems.

Enter St Cheryl Now for the next one The five young orphans ReprintsThat leaves Uzbekistan, which may be the least imperfect of the five.

Finally, in 1833, with Andrew Jackson in the White House, Madison, now in his eighties, tells a correspondent that "a republican Government in which the majority rule the minority" is the "least imperfect" of all governments and that (just to drive the point home) "the vital principle of republican government is the lex majoris parties, the will of the majority".

What is at stake is no less than the survival of the least imperfect political system in human history.

Sulzberger has been, to say the least, an imperfect steward of the paper; he has presided over some disastrous investments (About.com) and disastrous appointments (Howell Raines).

Refer to plan to write at least six (imperfect) sentences expressing thoughts contained in the plan.

But federal regulation is also, to say the least, too imperfect in its design and execution.

CL Brener has at least two imperfect copies of the element, of which the 3' copy has a 75-bp deletion in the 195-bp area.

At least, my usual imperfect vision has returned.