Sentence examples for somewhat imperfect from inspiring English sources

And anything we do is going to be somewhat imperfect.

However, despite these factors, which may make competition somewhat imperfect, our results indicate that there is a significant competitive pressure on Delaware to provide adequate protection to shareholders.

Mal considers himself a somewhat imperfect cliche, since Linzi might be older than he had thought, and his abandonment of family less dramatic.

Her home — a modest two-story stucco building — was drawn up next to others in squat formation along the neatly ordered road, and was distinguished by guards with machine guns, standing at somewhat imperfect attention at the gate; a satellite dish on the roof; and larger-than-life campaign posters of her — and her father — pasted on a ten-foot-high wall surrounding the property.

An illustrative example (somewhat imperfect, owing to the limitations of web graphics) is shown in figure 1.

He also produced a complete, if somewhat imperfect, Latin translation of the Corpus Dionysii, the works of the obscure, possibly Syrian, Christian Neoplatonist, Pseudo-Dionysius the Areopagite, a follower of Proclus.

This "somewhat raw and imperfect" behemoth has effects processing, acoustic interaction, drum synthesis, sequencing, midi clock connection, multitracking, filtration, sampling, and thumb pianos.

First, the effect of low MAF on accuracy and heritability may be somewhat exaggerated by the imperfect imputation of causal variants.

Though a final exam such as this may test the student's ability to synthesize new data, it unfortunately does not test the student's ability to analyze the imperfect and somewhat ambiguous data collected from real gels and real blots.

We also present various examples among which optimal structures with imperfect symmetry emerge, somewhat counter to the engineer's intuition.

But discussion of the renminbi typically ends up exaggerating the problem somewhat by relying on an imperfect measure.