Sentence examples for less imperfect from inspiring English sources

But it may be the less imperfect than the alternatives.

In music, too, we can use the past to build a less imperfect world.

But it will be far less imperfect than those who would obstruct it.

His advice to Ms. Kennedy seemed to be that practice makes perfect, or at least something less imperfect.

It is true, I think, that my films are sadder now, and yet one thing this film is saying is that life is not perfect, but cinema can make it a little less imperfect".

Certainly it is imperfect, but it is less imperfect than it used to be.The pattern of pay over the past few years is also hard to explain in terms of governance.

In contrast, CharacTErizer can predict the less-frequent imperfect somatic excision events for mPing loci classified as homozygous, heterozygous, or somatic because the reference sequence is not restored at the excision site.

For prevalences less than 0.5, imperfect diagnostic test sensitivity results in a small underestimation of heritability, whereas imperfect specificity leads to a much greater underestimation, with the impact increasing as prevalence declines.

For Hill, this activity became an escape from the emotional turmoil of her parents' divorce, and "by her late teens she identified less with her imperfect family in Orange County than with an 'imperfect family of friends' at climbing areas".

The claims of scale-invariance are typically based on linear fits to the log-log plots of the degree distribution data over narrow intervals of about two decades or less, and with imperfect agreement between the data and the fit.

This means that therapeutic success was 0.38 times as likely (i.e., 62% less likely) with imperfect adherence.