Sentence examples for though imperfectly from inspiring English sources

It was fixed, though imperfectly.

This process can be mimicked in a Petri dish, though imperfectly.

It reinforces the intergenerational sharing that families already — though imperfectly — provide.

These objectives map, though imperfectly, onto different periods in the history of the People's Republic of China, thereby highlighting how they have evolved.

Mr. Washington writes that while cleaning a room in his master's house, he would read -- though "imperfectly," he says -- Harper's magazine.

The strategy works, though imperfectly enough that the lives of CGD patients — half of whom don't live beyond age 40 — are often punctuated by repeat hospitalizations to combat bouts of serious infection and development of the "granulomas" for which the condition is named.

Roosevelt, who despised his nickname, agreed to both terms, though he imperfectly carried out the second condition.

One of the finest and most enduring gifts that America provides to the world is the rigorously, though sometimes imperfectly applied cornerstone concept of religious freedom to its residents, and the protection of religious practice and places through both civil and criminal law.

The wage regressions, employment share correlations and structural elasticity estimates imply that black and white labor were utilized as though they were imperfectly substitutable, though this effective imperfect substitution may not have been due to actual productivity differences.

The group diverse though of course imperfectly representative was encouraged to write pithy and polemical pieces.

Biographies of either man refrain from defining their relationship as homosexual, and the emotional vicissitudes between them, though frequently alluded to, remain imperfectly documented.