Sentence examples for rather cursory from inspiring English sources

EAAP therefore believes the assessments "may be rather cursory and [can] miss depressive or other conditions".

That's a rather cursory discussion, and I don't want to read too much into it.

There was no disclosure of the circumstances surrounding the rather cursory preparation of the Lehman Brothers' fairness opinion.

This chapter provides some rather cursory remarks to outline the main points that need to be considered in relation to modeling the growth of trees and forests.

Mr Muasher's last big job, in charge of Jordan's hoped-for reform, plainly ended in frustration and failure.The chapters about internal reform sound a rather cursory lament.

For most of its history since Iran's 1979 revolution, the Assembly has been a somewhat obscure body performing a rather cursory function.

Rather than the cursory lessons he had at first intended, Sri Krishnamacharya taught her for a year.

I would think the reason for taking a specialized reference course would be the hope or expectation of having a good understanding of the field, rather than a cursory glance that would be useless in practice, and in my opinion this knowledge (at least at a basic level) is necessary.

Rather than a cursory visit or reception, the state's highest court will hear oral arguments, something the court usually does at its Northern California chambers in San Francisco, Slater said.

These significant numbers derive from quite vague questions which nevertheless may have been able to detect an impact of the process and the results that may not have been catched and elaborated in the rather sparse and cursory follow up on the results that was offered within the frame of the DanPEP study.

Rather, they consist of cursory explanations that seem designed more as a nod to colleagues who already know the subject than as a pedagogical guide to the notional "mathematically inclined reader".