Sentence examples for rudimentary world from inspiring English sources

The United States has dominated women's soccer since that first rudimentary World Cup in China in 1991.

For "Melt to Earth," Mr. Curry, who is based in Los Angeles, applied his typical sampling-like sweep of allusions: rudimentary World War I tanks, science fiction creatures, even Giacometti's unrealized commission for Chase Manhattan Plaza.

The earliest penetrating munitions were developed in rudimentary form during World War II.

"He was my first teacher, the person who instilled in me a rudimentary sense of the world," Liu has written, in a kind of diary-blog that he keeps on the Chinese social-media app WeChat.

One of India's most distinguished businesspeople, he's the patriarch of a billionaire Parsi family — the Zoroastrian religious community that centuries ago fled Persia for India — a family that has played a major part in the transformation of India's once rudimentary economy into the world's twelfth largest.

There was no time or space permitted for their innocence, even in the ordered world of rudimentary arithmetic.

The technology to protect the middle class from slipping into poverty, and the poor from sinking even deeper, is still rudimentary in the developing world.

Hospital infection control practices remain rudimentary in the developing world, mostly due to severely limited resources [ 5, 6].

Though mostly derived from human neuroimaging literature, this theoretical framework highlights rudimentary principles of real-world sound processing that may apply to most if not all mammalian species with hearing and acoustic communication abilities.

In making the case for the government's reapproval of the Carmichael coalmine, Frydenberg invoked the lung-clogging pollution produced by the rudimentary wood, coal, petrol and dung-fired cooking stoves commonly used in the developing world.

Third World War thought rudimentary ur-metal was the perfect vehicle for streetfighting Marxism.