Sentence examples for not a perfect record from inspiring English sources

It's not a perfect record.

It's not a perfect record, but it's better than the record of any other place in the world, and it's something we need to celebrate".

We note that cable breaks are not a perfect record of submarine mass movements, and may only record more powerful (>~ 2 m s− 1) flows.

It's not a perfect record, but neither is life.

Conflicting accounts by eyewitnesses demonstrate that memory is not a perfect recording of events from the past; indeed, it is actually a reconstruction of past events.

Earlier, Mr. Santorum had told the crowd that while he did not have a perfect record, he had clear convictions and had modeled himself on Ronald Reagan.

It is not easy work; in many cases a refugee becomes just one more resident of vast urban slums, and development projects in poor countries do not have a perfect record.

In remarks reported by the Pink Paper, he admitted that he did not have a "perfect record" on gay rights, a reference to his decision in 2003 to vote for the retention of section 28.

Ms. Hughes, in an impromptu news conference, said that the one time that Governor Bush had been asked whether he had ever been arrested for drinking was in October of 1996, and he replied, "I do not have a perfect record as a youth".

Now, Spielberg doesn't have a perfect record in television but he's got a good enough one.

Cameron doesn't have a perfect record, but there are reasons to be optimistic that he will be able to use his international roles to deliver positive change for the poorest people.