Sentence examples for would be imperfect from inspiring English sources
They recognized that the process would be imperfect at the beginning and would need to be adapted.
The REF is imperfect; a REF-inspired TEF would be imperfect, but its imperfections would be salutary for the sector.
Beane actually wanted Harden to "get beat around a little bit" so he would know there would be imperfect days, too.
Since this feature does not correspond to any feature ever measured in other wavelengths, the most probable explanation of this fact would be imperfect calibration of photometry of the data from the southern hemisphere.
So we took the additional step of redacting as much identifying information as we could — knowing that any redaction we performed would be imperfect, but believing that there's a strong argument for distributing this, not only for its value in illustrating the Markoff case, but as a rare window into the shadowy process by which Facebook deals with law enforcement.
The ICTY, as well as the "no-fly zone" would be imperfect in application.
A similar accord in Geneva would probably be imperfect, but it would allow Syrians space to govern themselves without foreigners pushing them towards an unattainable all-out victory.
But even if twice as much were spent on statistics, the numbers would still be imperfect.
Even if the approach described in Using an appropriate definition of asthma section is used to define the prediction target, the resulting definition would still be imperfect.
Every election is imperfect.
