Sentence examples for cursory introduction to from inspiring English sources
Therefore, even a cursory introduction to government surveillance issues must identify some of the key constitutional cases that affect the interpretations of the statutes.
It must be understood that this paper has delivered a cursory introduction to global health ethics and is only intended to help researchers, policy makers, and decision makers understand the different accounts of global health ethics and become aware of the most prominent theories that currently form the paradigm's core ethical framework.
Companies take the wrong approach to training leaders in TPS: They rely on cursory introductions to the system, such as plant walk-throughs and classroom orientation sessions.
Short of university, few people are likely to get even a cursory formal introduction to palaeontology, geology and the like during their education and moreover some things are not likely to generate much interest.
This surely contributed to the art of jewelry's being, as Mr. Keene writes in the introduction to the show's rather cursory catalog, "uniquely prevalent, developed and elaborate in the Indian subcontinent".
Unfortunately, while we are provided an index of contemporary criticism of great value to the student who can use Slavick's book as an introduction to more in-depth criticism and commentary, in the cursory and elliptical format that Slavick has submitted, the coherence required to formulate a compelling argument for or against any given issue remains fugitive.
— Introduction to Abnormal Psychology.
The Cartoon Introduction to Statistics.
– an introduction to feminism.
