A second strategy emphasizes imperfect information as the source of less than perfect market outcomes.

They have had to grapple with a new disease on the basis of imperfect information, in the process implementing measures that had previously seemed unimaginable.

But politicians, like everyone else, have imperfect information and make mistakes.

In collecting vast amounts of imperfect information we have a hugely powerful tool for decision-making.

In this nascent field, conscious consumers must contend with, at best, imperfect information about where and how their clothes are made.

They will have to be taken, as ever, with imperfect knowledge and the impossibility of accurate foresight.

The book traces an imperialism defined by private initiatives, incoherence and imperfect knowledge accumulated through haphazard and random processes.

The need for analytic confidence ratings arise from analysts' imperfect knowledge of a conceptual model.

He underscored what he viewed as distinctive from that mainstream: economic subjectivism, imperfect knowledge, the heterogeneity of capital, the business cycle, methodological individualism, alternative cost and market process.

It's just another imperfect solution to an insoluble problem.

Generally, most creativity techniques use associations between the goal (or the problem), the current state (which may be an imperfect solution to the problem), and some stimulus (possibly selected randomly).

We must reject despair and listen patiently to each other's hopes and fears, and with goodwill go forward, knowing we have only imperfect solutions, imperfect repentance, imperfect people, imperfect love.

We need to feel more comfortable with ambiguity, choosing between imperfect solutions, and we also need to waste less food.