Sentence examples for cursory for from inspiring English sources
The phrase "cursory for" is not correct in written English
It does not make sense as a phrase on its own. You could use the word "cursory" in a sentence, to mean something done in haste or without much care or attention. For example: "He gave the paper a cursory review before signing it."
It must be said, as well, that his medical fact-checking was remarkably cursory (for example, people need emergency appendectomies not because the appendix has "failed" but because it has begun to rupture).
However, by the same token, coverage of the taxonomy and morphology of individual groups may be too cursory for students to gain a true appreciation of each fossil clade.
In fact, several clinical guidelines for the management of neonatal jaundice expressly prohibit exposure to sunlight as a form of treatment [ 23- 26], perhaps, except in Ghana where the national treatment guidelines for newborn care made a cursory allowance for sunlight exposure of jaundiced infants [ 27].
The bill would make it illegal to look at a person's "sexual or other intimate parts" for more than a brief period, "in other than a casual or cursory manner," for the purpose of entertainment, sexual arousal or gratification, or for the purpose of degrading or abusing the person being viewed.
A cursory search for camps with sibling bunks as an option proved unfruitful.
In fact, a cursory search for villas on the Internet will uncover countless promotions.
But she does, cheerfully and with cursory regard for mum's fretting or the disapproval of her staunchly traditionalist teacher.
"Even the more cursory search for the BBX trademark would have shown that we hold it," said Nico Spence, the chief executive of Basis.
After Ms. Gustas complained to L.A. Weekly about the incident, Ms. Tu said she began doing cursory inspections for signs of bedbugs.
A cursory search for one of them, Joe Thurston, turned up a Prescott News article from June 7, 2016, headlined "Prescott Approves Survivor Benefits for Widow of Wildland Firefighter Joe Thurston".
Even the already award-laden American Beauty didn't miss out on the fun: Kevin Spacey was granted a cursory nod for his performance as the pot-smoking Lester Burnham.
