Sentence examples for might be imperfect from inspiring English sources
Likewise, your introspective access to your own beliefs might be imperfect.
In some cases, WM and GM samples will be contaminated with CSF because the registration step might be imperfect.
As a consequence, floral adaptations to ornithophilous pollinators might be imperfect in the sense of classic pollination ecology: for example Teucrium heterophyllum is believed to be pollinated by passerine birds, despite highly concentrated sucrose-dominant nectar.
But, the judges concluded, "we cannot disturb the I.N.S. policy in this case just because it might be imperfect".
Several members of the expert panel said today that while the Yale study might be imperfect, any flaws were due to the inherent difficulties of conducting such research.
We then assumed not only that culture might be imperfect, but also that diagnostic tests could be correlated.
Speaking near the Acropolis of Athens, the outgoing US president said that democracy – like the version invented by the ancient Greeks "in this small, great world" – might still be imperfect, yet for all its flaws it fostered hope over fear.
Every election is imperfect.
Sure, this comparison is imperfect.
