| In the screen prints, the box forms frequently appear to have been cut up and imperfectly collaged back together. |
| Lower income countries were forced to dismantle the protections they had so imperfectly built against foreign control. |
| Firms that operate in imperfectly competitive markets may earn economic profits. |
| Parties that, however imperfectly, represent the younger generation are still kept out of the race. |
| In thin gilt lettering on the creamy white of the menu, how little those words conveyed to the bulk of the imperfectly educated diners. |
| These people have abandoned their own religion as so much bunk, but have enthusiastically embraced Buddhism, which they imperfectly understand. |
