Sentence examples for a primitive stage from inspiring English sources

We had seen other stories spelling out what did sound like a return to a primitive stage of existence in Britain... Sometimes the stories were hard to find.

Apostolos Gerasoulis, an Ask.com executive vice president who oversees the company's search technology, said Like.com's approach is "interesting," but he also said image search is "still in a primitive stage".

"Ninety-nine percent of scientists probably don't believe pheromones exist in humans," said Dr. Murali Doraiswamy, a professor of psychiatry at Duke University Medical Center, though research "remains at a primitive stage".

In addition, the overall design process starts from a primitive stage and ends with functional parts.

Studies on rubric use or its impacts on ratings are steadily increasing, but are still at a primitive stage.

However, in developing countries like India and others, GW treatment and reuse are still in a primitive stage, and decentralized option for GW treatment would prove to be beneficial in these environments.

Currently the drug testing trial is still in an primitive stage, but the program has received expressions of interest from music festivals in Australia.

Given that SCs appeared to mature under NMD or matrix stimuli and that the control conditions were least supportive of SC maturation, it is plausible that the precursor cells in control conditions produced greater amounts of MCP-1 because they are in a more primitive stage of the myocytic lineage and have not yet matured to a phenotype with ablated MCP-1 production.

As for its broadcast applications, we are still in a relatively primitive stage.

His chief contention was the existence of a hereditary, or atavistic, class of criminals who are in effect biological throwbacks to a more primitive stage of human evolution.

So Orwell's own account of his motives is political — but it's politics at a very primitive stage, where it's pretty much the sum of his psychological impulses.