Sentence examples for a cursory study of from inspiring English sources
However, none of my coursework so far has incorporated more than a cursory study of archives.
Even a cursory study of business history, however, reveals plenty of cases in which firms' strategies shaped industry structure, from Ford's Model T to Nintendo's Wii.
The effect of minimizing non fission neutron loss through the selection of appropriate structural materials is then presented along with a cursory study of various options.
But if earthquake forecasters really believe that history is a good guide to the future, then a cursory study of their own field should have told them that already.
Even a cursory study of retirement systems abroad makes clear that many countries are far more willing than the United States to mandate painful steps by employers and workers.
Faced with protests from environmentalists who objected to the routing of the cable through New Haven Harbor, where the majority of Connecticut's oyster seed beds are, the council charged that TransÉnergie U.S., an affiliate of Quebec-based TransÉnergie, had done only a cursory study of alternative ways to get extra power to Long Island.
Of course, Dr. Mohler is right to say that the gospel isn't simply a ball of silly putty we can mold to our liking (although sadly, any cursory study of church history shows how often we Christians have done so).
"To the Indian resident, these photographs may be only a cursory study in the lives of few," she said.
And of course, he had a marked taste for rougher forms of sexual intercourse: practices which now bear his name, but which an even cursory study of 18th-Century literature shows, were not exactly unique for the time.
Even a cursory survey of scientific papers shows these benefits.
In a very cursory study involving a small number of underground salt miners exposed to 1-nitropyrene from diesel exhaust at a concentration ranging from 0.5 to 3.0 ng/m, the urinary elimination of 1-aminopyrene in a 24 hr specimen ranged from 2 to 200 ng (Seidel et al., 2002).
