Sentence examples for is very cursory from inspiring English sources

"Her technical involvement is very cursory," says Patricia Ryan, program director for the bidding team, a joint venture that goes by the name TeamQualtec.

"The guidance they were given was very cursory," she said of researchers.

In the textbooks there are some isolated references to concepts such as the "adaptation" of organisms but they are given very cursory treatment.

Even a cursory listen will tell you that there are very few taboo targets on the morning show, which also includes a third personality, Miss Jones, who reports music industry gossip.

Still, the house was very much hers and far from abandoned, as even a cursory review would have made clear, according to a lawsuit she subsequently filed.

"Channel 4 has up until now been dealt with through acts of parliament with a great deal of debate and consultation, and I am very resistant to the idea that it should be capable of being adjusted with a very cursory process," he said.

So I'm very pleased to be able to have it be all quite a cursory role but I do what I can to raise the profile at our center.

The results are very interesting: genuine; heartfelt (a torrent of responses to the heart-breaking Palestinian documentary 5 Broken Cameras); sometimes cursory and dismissive ("Tosh!"); often witty (on Sightseers: "Better than Gone With the Wind").

"A cursory view of this list would lead one to conclude that the young adult demographic found on infringing sites seems to be very attractive to the auto, auto insurance, mobile phone and credit ratings firms".

In particular, if every new drug were to be assessed for cost-effectiveness, in many settings this assessment would be, of necessity, very cursory, since the resources would not be available to undertake all the assessments thoroughly.

This has been only a very cursory look at various descriptive theories of proper names.