Sentence examples for rudimentary state from inspiring English sources

It joins the death cult to an army and a rudimentary state.

There's even an early reference, he said, to a television show in the book: "And TV in the 1930s was in a very rudimentary state indeed".

Emergency medicine as a speciality is still in a rudimentary state of development in many countries in the developing world.

Compared to experimental research and development, followed by commercialization of the technology, modeling studies for system design analysis and performance prediction are at a relatively rudimentary state.

The company acknowledged that the whole thing is still in a rudimentary state, but that they'll be providing more details when they can effectively show it off, which should be in the near future.

So far, the application has been in public beta, but many have criticized the inclusion of the program in Live Essentials in such a rudimentary state, claiming it should have been left out until it was ready.

So rudimentary are state provisions that refugees without the means to stay in local hotels arrive to find no access to shelter, sanitation, food or medical care.

If panelists place their bookmarks after questions of only rudimentary skill, states will claim all third graders can read.

But last year, the speeches and presentations were "rudimentary, self-serving, stating the obvious, predictable," she added, rather than "meaty, engaging, news you can use".

Karzai was described in one cable from the US ambassador Karl Eikenberry as having an "inability to grasp the most rudimentary principles of state-building" and having a "deep-seated insecurity" as a leader.

"Indeed, his inability to grasp the most rudimentary principles of state-building and his deep seated insecurity as a leader combine to make any admission of fault unlikely, in turn confounding our best efforts to find in Karzai a responsible partner".