Sentence examples for perfectly may from inspiring English sources

Umpiring is in baseball's DNA, and though making calls electronically — and ostensibly perfectly — may sound like an innovation that has only a positive side, at some point, so did installing artificial turf.

Zack continues to explain, what works for one person perfectly may be a miserable failure for another person.

Two orthogonal drifting gratings that appear to cohere into a plaid when they overlap perfectly, may be perceptually segmented when the boundaries of one component are extended beyond the boundaries of the other.

If executed perfectly, may work.

If it doesn't execute perfectly, it may not be able to fend off many more buyers.

But third, researchers should not let the perfect be the enemy of the good: even data protocols that are less than perfectly designed may be broadly useful.

The reasons why the acted emotions were not perfectly recognized may be better interpreted upon analyzing the gestural portrayals in a qualitative manner.

It is a truth universally acknowledged that even if you stick all your jumps and flips perfectly, you may still be brought low, literally, by a simple pirouette.

My script had me believing that unless I was going to be perfect and do it perfectly I may as well not even try.

Therefore, perfectly rationally, they may reject plastic.

The "reset" with Russia fits this perfectly.What may be missing as initially with the American "reset"—is reassurance.