| By contrast, the modern philosophers of self-esteem encourage a complacent adoration of the unperfected self. |
| When there is a bankruptcy and an unperfected security interest it is crucial to the outcome in each of these cases whether or not the property is exempt. |
| It's been something of an in-between year for gaming, shaped by unperfected new business models, expectations for new hardware announcements that remained unrequited, and truly exceptional titles in short supply. |
| But without expensive and still unperfected technology to capture carbon dioxide, such liquids would increase the production of carbon dioxide, which most scientists say would aggravate global warming. |
| This concept of perfecting the unperfected was a theme that governed Roman technological supremacy throughout its 1,470 year reign. |
| The problem of unperfected security interests may commonly arise when the debtor moves a motor vehicle into a new jurisdiction. |
