Sentence examples for may be coarse from inspiring English sources

So the subtitle of this particular selection, At Work, may be coarse but perfectly apt.

Hairs may be coarse or so thin and colourless as to be nearly invisible.

The newspapers that Murdoch publishes and the television networks that he operates may be coarse, lacking in public-minded ambition, and craven about their owner's political and business interests.

Coulter may be coarse, but she speaks for the Republican mainstream.

Urban databases often offer very detailed data for sewer networks and 3D streets, yet the data covering rural zones may be coarser.

As we use the term, low level representations are non-conceptual, need not be in the space of reasons, may be coarse-grained, need not be at the personal level, and do not divide into a range of different mental attitudes such as believing, desiring, imagining and intending.

It may be a coarse sieve, but for the harassed manager it may well be better than waiting for a telephone call from the HR department.Recruiting from outside also becomes faster if a curriculum vitae can be sent in electronically: 71% of the Fortune 500 companies now accept applications on their corporate web sites, according to a survey by recruitsoft.com.

However, aggregated data may be too coarse for the parametrization of the processes represented.

For example, the 90-m-resolution SRTM-DEM used in this study may be too coarse to obtain InSAR images.

Although LFA provided an overview of some key functional differences between site types, it may be too coarse as a tool to measure restoration success.

Another source of error could be the daily time steps of the HBV-light simulations, which may be too coarse to adequately describe the rainfall-runoff transformation during high-intensity rainfall or snow melt events.