Sentence examples for rudimentary communications from inspiring English sources

The Iranians called it a rudimentary communications craft.

Yet it is astonishing to find out how rudimentary communications between them still were in 1914.

But other Afghans who have reached Pakistan greeted the development as a sign that the Taliban, always more of a fanatical religious movement than a functioning government, and with only rudimentary communications in the cities and virtually none outside them, could quickly become leaderless -- or at least incapable of leading -- under the pounding of an American attack.

Ford started selling rudimentary communications systems in 1996, when customers could add a simple wireless roadside assistance package to their Lincoln Continentals.

We have been unable to get the most rudimentary of communications, and, more than not having water or energy, the lack of communication you really cannot communicate with people, and so we don't have the big picture, the details of the realities that are being confronted every day by citizens and mayors and volunteers".

They provided two of the most important ingredients of growth, trust and loyalty, in a world where banking and legal institutions were often rudimentary and poor communications made far-flung activities hard to control.

Humans share a collective tech-enabled consciousness through ubiquitous communications, virtual reality, and rudimentary brain-to-brain communication.

Pilots could barely see the runway, and the communications networks initially were rudimentary.

But communication was rudimentary back then.

While these applications offered only rudimentary fax and online communication services in comparison to the mature Delrina products, Microsoft was perceived as a potentially serious future competitor in the communications market space.

But the lag is also thought to result from a rudimentary firefighting and rescue network and poor communications between hospitals and local and national authorities.