Sentence examples for rudimentary impression from inspiring English sources
These included an informant family history interview (on which there was no systematic assessment of validity) [Bolton et al., 1994], and a rudimentary impression of informant measure used to rate interviewers observations about an interviewee that lacking systematic sample coverage, was never reported.
"One minute I'm thinking, There's nothing I can do, it's out of my hands, and the next I'm thinking, How can we set up some kind of commissary to feed them?" The prosthetics labs were rudimentary by his standards, and they gave him an impression of profound idleness.
It's better to start with a rudimentary idea of the sound, and add your own impressions as you encounter new acts.
Trials are often rudimentary.
These now seem rudimentary.
The furniture is very rudimentary.
Corporate governance is rudimentary.
And on rare occasions, we use: "may have left the incorrect impression…" On a related note: The Times is also working on an online corrections form and expects to have a rudimentary version of it available soon.
"It's rudimentary arithmetic.
The instruments are rudimentary.
