These Saudis were then allowed to leave the country, after at best cursory interviews with the F.B.I.
Many of them have been prescribed antidepressants by family doctors who lack training in psychiatry and have conducted only cursory interviews before rendering their diagnoses.
He says they were given only cursory interviews and subjected to degrading body searches.
Chief among concerns and criticisms raised by the report are those regarding the offshore detention centre on Manus Island, and the questionable treatment of asylum seekers from Sri Lanka, including those who were sent back after "cursory interviews" and the 157 Tamil asylum seekers who were detained at sea for almost a month before being sent to Nauru for processing.
This year, the F.B.I. interviewed Mr. Mosed on July 8 and Mr. Taher on July 26, but their lawyers described those interviews as cursory.
The more intimate glimpses of Woods's life that were missing from his cursory pre- and post-tournament interviews came via TV commercials, too: his father's death was memorialized with a Father's Day ad featuring home-video footage of the two of them; his son's birth with an ad that conjured the forging of the boy's first set of golf clubs (complete with a personalized bag: "Baby Woods").
These are not things that necessarily jump out at you in a cursory meeting, or even during a lengthy interview.
In a Washington Post interview over the weekend, Mr. Clinton offered cursory praise for his party's presumed nominee; the Obama team has made it clear that Mrs. Clinton isn't likely to become his running mate.
There was a notebook involved, a lawyer, some phone calls, a cursory digital investigation and some street reporting, which included an interview with a man with no pants.
This requires more than a cursory glance at the company website when walking into the interview.
