Sentence examples for cursory public from inspiring English sources

Since Horowitz began his appointment, he has upheld a second drug suspension of Guillermo Mota, a relief pitcher, a decision that received only cursory public attention when it was made.

A cursory review of public records showed no other criminal or civil cases involving Crittenton.

In a cursory nod to public concern, it revealed that spending on welfare projects would be increased from 1% to 4% of the stimulus package (see chart).

Even conducting a cursory analysis of public discourse around "Bathroom Bills" and anti-transgender discrimination laws, we forget that female-to-male trans people are a part of the equation.

A cursory review of publications listed in public depositories such as PubMed (http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed) suggests that the most prolific period was probably the latter half of the previous decade.

This time, the Fed hasn't made even that cursory amount of criteria public.

Before his name was released to the public, a cursory Google search of Tamerlan Tsarnaev brought up only a YouTube page and an article about his boxing career.

Even a cursory comparison of the public utterances of Donald Rumsfeld with those of "Daniel Mendelsohn" suggests that the percentage is, if anything, higher in our case.

All that said, a cursory look at the public's reaction on social media suggests that Deen still has many people in her camp.

Although understanding the basics of science is critical to everyday life in a technology-driven society, the subject is given only cursory treatment in most public schools.

Osama bin Laden, for example, may have invoked Islam to justify al-Qaeda's actions, but even a cursory examination of his public statements reveals just how frequently he cited political circumstances as the rationale behind his violent intentions and actions.