After two failed attempts, she told herself that the third time is the charm and tried once more.

She was, as sure as eggs is eggs, convinced the letter came from him.

During the product review, our lead sighed and quoted the proverb, 'a camel is a horse made by committee,' to explain why the design felt bloated.

When he started fixing the wiring after one online tutorial, his neighbor warned him that 'a little learning is a dangerous thing'.

I wanted every detail flawless, but my mentor reminded me that perfection is the enemy of good, so I submitted the project on time.

When you're deciding whether to ship a product, remember that the perfect is the enemy of the good.

When planning the product launch, remember that perfect is the enemy of good enough, so ship the MVP on schedule.

When deciding whether to keep revising the prototype, I reminded the team that the better is the enemy of the good, so we shipped the workable version.

When designing the app, she remembered that the best is the enemy of the good, so she shipped the feature with known limitations.

When debating whether to add one more feature, remind the team that better is the enemy of good.