Sentence examples for Rudimentary acquaintance from inspiring English sources

As New Scientist reports, the system is already known to throw up huge numbers of false positives; that could have been predicted by a rudimentary acquaintance with human nature and human life.

The working-class hero Philip Levine has been a professor of poetry for more than forty years, although to judge by his poetry you wouldn't think that he'd had any acquaintance with academia beyond a rudimentary high school education.

Intimacy with a subject isn't necessary, just acquaintance with a large number of rudimentary concepts.

To test the proposed machine's feasibility, a key was taken from a telegraph machine and modified to print the letter "W"; by September 1867, a model with a full alphabet, numbers, and rudimentary punctuation had been completed, and it was used to compose letters to acquaintances in the hope of selling the invention, or procuring funds for its manufacture.

Trials are often rudimentary.

These now seem rudimentary.

The furniture is very rudimentary.

Corporate governance is rudimentary.

"It's rudimentary arithmetic.

Rudimentary time machines?

Rudimentary things like that.