Sentence examples for remain crude from inspiring English sources

Another is that our observational techniques remain crude.

Though many bombs remain crude, American officers say the insurgents are cunning and relentlessly adaptive.

Scientists are making strides in decoding the language of the brain, but the tools used to communicate with it remain crude.

Delivery from the vascular system to the brain is very difficult, and when focal gene expression is desirable, current molecular methods for controlling transduction and gene expression remain crude.

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This technique is popular in some countries of the former Soviet Union, where banks that would be near-insolvent by international measures are making a tidy profit under local accounting rules.Latin America has made the biggest efforts to improve local standards, although in a few countries, such as Brazil and Venezuela, rules remain crude and opaque.

It remained crude until the 14th century, when Albert II (1330 58) introduced a gold florin of Florentine character.

It focuses on oil/water miscible methods – titled 'Low-Tension-Gas (LTG)' in this manuscript – for mobilizing and displacing the remaining crude oil after waterflood.

The regal coinage of Hungary began with the deniers of Stephen I (St. Stephen; 1000 38), and the style remained crude until Charles I (1310 42) introduced a lily-bearing gold florin and a silver gros modeled on those of Naples and Rome.

For many militant Muslims, who have experienced only a sense of defeat and humiliation at the hands of the western powers for most of the 20th century, the prospect of controlling the pipeline to the largest remaining crude oil reserves in the world is a chance to square accounts.

Remaining crude extract and fractions were retained for laboratory analysis.