Sentence examples similar to underdeveloped version from inspiring English sources
Truth dawned: urbanhound.com was destined to be one more 10th-rate, underdeveloped, artsy-craftsy Internet site: an online version of a little boutique selling little homemade handbags.
A simplified version of the methodology is introduced for underdeveloped areas.
In a 1960 book, "The Stages of Economic Growth," W. W. Rostow, an economic historian at M.I.T., popularized a version of this argument, saying that if underdeveloped nations doubled investment rates, they would soon "take off" into self-sustained growth.
This might account for the current version's disjointed feel, with many plot strands underdeveloped.
The methodology has two versions, one for developed areas and another for underdeveloped areas.
The old one was given to saying that foreign aid to underdeveloped countries was like pouring money down a rat hole; the current version got weepy listening to the rock singer Bono testify about third-world debt.
The product was underdeveloped, the team understaffed, and users weren't exactly sure why they needed a version of Snapchat where the only main difference was that you had to cover the iPhone's proximity sensor to record.
"I was tired of the black guy getting killed," said Martin, launching into a list of underdeveloped black characters who have been eaten or beaten to death on the television version of The Walking Dead.
It's a lovely, knowing pastiche of styles, like Clark's version of Frederick Ashton's Facade – and there are parts of Come, Been and Gone that inevitably look underdeveloped by contrast.
