The new diary, although imperfect, although riddled with mistakes, mirrors my disorientation clearly.
"Although imperfect, the agreement represented a concrete way forward for peace and justice," said Erika GuevAmericass, Americas Director at Amnesty International.
Although imperfect recognition can influence altruistic behaviour, few empirical studies have considered this point when testing functional explanations for altruism.
It has been proved that, fiber interaction substantially intensifies stress concentrations within the interphase region, although imperfect adhesion relieves stresses.
Although imperfect, plasma gasification is light-years ahead of landfilling or incinerating waste, which we unfortunately are conducting on massive scales.
This law, although imperfect, has facilitated the return of some 1.7 million grave goods, 57,000 skeletons and 15,000 sacred and communally owned objects.
Obesity was included as an objective, although imperfect, indicator of physical health.
This definition, although imperfect because of its brevity, does allow us to bring out several essential points.
The effort here is to judge, although imperfect, whether or not the condition could have been easily avoided.
METHODS: Using established, although imperfect, clinical criteria, patients with pAD (n = 18) and cognitively able elderly volunteers (n = 10) were selected for study.
So, although imperfect, I find the term "undocumented workers" to be more appropriate.
