Sentence examples for an underdeveloped concept from inspiring English sources

Custom is an underdeveloped concept in Thirteenth Amendment jurisprudence.

With few exceptions, however, nurse theorist have not elaborated upon the concept of vulnerability, resulting in an underdeveloped concept [ 3] that is narrowly defined, lacking "an archaeology of the social, political and economic" [ 9] dimensions that produced ideologies and sustain certain structures that determine health.

Lights Out is yet another half-baked, PG-13 scare-em snoozer centered on an underdeveloped supernatural concept that won't even give kids a good nightmare.

Rick Smilow, president and chief executive of the Institute of Culinary Education in New York, predicted that the videos could help Delta put "some pizazz and energy behind the underdeveloped concept of its culinary team".

"This is an underdeveloped village".

"We had an underdeveloped brand," he said.

Another poet in the movement, Augusto de Campos, spoke against a "defeatist mentality which claims that an underdeveloped country can produce only underdeveloped art".

Direct chemical modification of these interfaces represents an underdeveloped approach for amplifying biocatalyzed current production.

The weakness is an underdeveloped drama that compensates for weak plotting by over-explicative dialogue.

It was essentially a stopgap measure, a way of reducing uncertainty in an underdeveloped economic environment.

They argue that the US remains an underdeveloped country where language skills are concerned.