Sentence examples for rudimentary quality from inspiring English sources

When Wii is released later this year the rudimentary quality of the visuals compared to PS3 and Xbox 360 is going to hit a lot of gamers quite hard - even those who currently insist that graphics don't matter.

Subject to a rudimentary quality review, supply was opened up to anyone who wanted to post pictures for sale, getting paid between 25 cents and $120 each time they are downloaded.

The threatened pre-emptive nuclear strike seems more bluff than reality, since the North's leaders know it would be suicidal, and an attack on the US seems impracticable given the still technically rudimentary quality of the North's ballistic missile programme and the unproven state of its nuclear miniaturisation technology needed to place a nuclear warhead atop a missile.

Although several authors have described this gap in the literature and highlighted the rudimentary quality of previous sport-for-development research, the growth of the sector has continued unchecked [ 5, 25- 27].

Ru's ready for some unfavourable write-ups: "Even bad games in the past have spawned many good ideas," he says, as if accepting that while The Order: 1886 does innovate in areas, its more rudimentary qualities will hinder those high scores.

On the plausible basis that elementary particles enjoy a rudimentary experiential quality, physical aggregations of them as in rocks and non-biological systems have no discernible increased coherent unified mentality.

Five years ago an estimated 400 million people lived with rudimentary, low-quality kerosene lamps, providing poor, polluting and often dangerous light.

It has a rudimentary, even primitive quality, as when, on one of the show's videos, he glibly explains that his "Star of David Pavilion" in Austria has something to do with Kurt Waldheim, the Austrian politician and diplomat, or describes a piece at Harvard as "a sendup of corporate New Age Zen Buddhism".

Most dentists express their aversion to the former, which is limited to rudimentary and low quality treatments.

Hanushek recently did a back-of-the-envelope calculation about what even a rudimentary focus on teacher quality could mean for the United States.

But as written, the play's eight scenes all have the quality of rudimentary audition pieces; every line has an unspoken irritation lurking beneath it.