Anointing the word's best business professor is obviously is an imperfect affair.
Going forward, we're obviously in an imperfect position, forced to rely to a large extent on authorities like the police and social services, which in the past—haven't always been particularly effective at dealing with these issues.
Going forwards, we're obviously in an imperfect position, forced to rely to a large extent on authorities like the police and social services, which – in the past – haven't always been particularly effective at dealing with these issues.
This is rather imperfect, as obviously, the "GDP" criterion within MARKET should probably be weighted differently to reflect its actual importance.
Renoir and Green also share the use of a perspective that is neither omniscient nor subjective — one that is partial and imperfect, but not obviously unreliable.
"We talked basically about what had transpired over the last seven or eight months, a lot of it being very good, obviously, and some of it imperfect," Mr. Speyer said.
Of course, we of the non-barbaric sort do hope that all this attention paid to Rick Perry's willingness to execute anyone on death row – no matter how obviously screwed over by an imperfect and often unjust judicial system – could somehow provoke enough national shame that we actually do away with the death penalty.
When someone is shot, blood spurts out of the bulletholes in obviously fake streams, as conspicuous as those imperfect illusions in old movies.
Her parents "were never in the party" — that's the Communist Party, for those of you with imperfect memories — "but they were active and obviously influenced by the politics of the era".
Obviously resuscitation should be individualized, and obviously our ability to predict is imperfect.
