Sentence examples for rudimentary competence from inspiring English sources
The question of what may be expected of lawyers in terms of rudimentary competence has lately been high on the court's agenda.
(Lenneberg, 1957 142-55; see Curtiss 1977 for the (in famous case of Genie, a modern-day 'wild child' from suburban Los Angeles, who was unable to acquire any but the most rudimentary grammatical competence after a miserable and wordless childhood spent locked alone in a room, tied to her potty chair or bed).
A Rudimentary Treatise on Clocks, Watches, and Bells (1850) demonstrated his competence in horology and under various titles passed through eight editions.
People often wistfully recall woodwork classes at school, but lack education in rudimentary making and fixing, and are at a loss as how to use basic hand tools with any competence.
The importance of the interaction of mosquito lifespan, EIP and vector competence is recognized, but there has, until now, not existed a method to evaluate this interaction with more than rudimentary comparisons [1], [2], [4], [17], [33], [34].
Trials are often rudimentary.
These now seem rudimentary.
The furniture is very rudimentary.
Corporate governance is rudimentary.
