Sentence examples for rudimentary ideas from inspiring English sources

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But even when they get back to work the air traffic control experts at the FAA have zero technical means and only rudimentary ideas about how to control lots of low-altitude flights over densely populated areas by commercial vehicles that may or may not have human pilots in them.

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It's better to start with a rudimentary idea of the sound, and add your own impressions as you encounter new acts.

We also have only a rudimentary idea of how the new drugs work and no idea how they affect the brains of young people after prolonged use.

By going to market, even with a rudimentary idea, they got the feedback that employers not consumers—should be their main target.

The information that the young girls are giving to one another is probably a mixture of good and bad so your daughter will have at least a rudimentary idea of what to expect but don't expect her to have all of the facts.

They create consumer products by first setting up a competition for solicited but fairly rudimentary product ideas.

Even rudimentary marketing ideas like a tour package were stymied by the impossibility of buying advance tickets to visit the Statue of Liberty, making it difficult for visitors to plan other stops in the area.

Our understanding of future issues, products, values, etc. is inevitably so rudimentary that ideas considering the future often seem as naïve and silly simplifications.

Characterization of theunifoliata mutation and gene expression patterns indicate that unifoliata is a common factor in pea compound leaf and floral shoot development, and so provides rudimentary support for the idea that some leaves have shoot-like characteristics.

Lula's chief of staff, Dilma Rousseff, scorned one version of this idea as "rudimentary", a hint of the resistance it will face from within the government.Lula says that Mr Palocci and Ms Rousseff differ only over timing.

While the telegraph had been around in idea and rudimentary form, Morse devised a way to use electricity for sending a series of codes signaling letters of the alphabet.

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