Sentence examples for remain imperfect from inspiring English sources

Still, dealings with the media remain imperfect.

First, despite much recent progress, supervisory and regulatory tools remain imperfect in their ability to promptly address many sorts of financial stability concerns.

But in response to allegations that only the most junior civil servants involved had been prosecuted, the minister admitted that until the judiciary was strengthened, accountability would remain imperfect.

As Mr Stein put it in his speech:Despite much recent progress, supervisory and regulatory tools remain imperfect in their ability to promptly address many sorts of financial stability concerns.

The design is destined to remain imperfect because of constraints (finite sizes, times, and costs).

Although progresses in prophylaxis and treatment of nerve agent poisoning have been achieved in the past twenty years, pharmacological protection and emergency treatment remain imperfect.

Ultimately it's not unlike many of Mr. Strickland's beloved Italian films, which could be superb exercises in cinematic style and atmosphere while remaining imperfect.

Eventually, in the center, the remaining imperfect matter formed the core of all the spheres — the Earth.

The fact remains that even though states are a remedy for human weakness and imperfection, as human constructs they always remain an imperfect one.

Insofar as we remain morally imperfect requiring government enforcement of moral rights proper, political rights insure that government nevertheless remains mostly benign, never unduly violating moral rights proper themselves.

It's not a surprising album, for the most part, except in the sense that Robinson's vocals remain perfectly imperfect after all these years: too yearning for a man of his advanced age, too erotic for a man of his even temperament.