| I was struggling to be even rudimentarily articulate while Ganesh was posting quite succinctly. |
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| Yet his basic understanding of the use of statistics was rudimentarily wrong and he was incorrect by several orders of magnitude. |
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| Up to recently the macroeconomic effects of employee financial participation had only been discussed rudimentarily. |
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| The second form of electoral corruption, on the other hand, would seem to thrive in a more rudimentarily organised and generally less politically aware society. |
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| Care went village to village, asked if there was any girl or woman who could read or write, however rudimentarily, and turned them into volunteer teachers. |
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| Child mortality is very high in Ghana, but many newborns can be saved if the mother gives birth with someone trained, even rudimentarily, in Western medicine and if the baby is seen within two days by a doctor or nurse. |
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| However, the precise mechanisms by which POL induces cancer cell death are still rudimentarily understood. |
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| They may, occasionally, if backed against a wall, be rudimentarily helpful, but mostly they'll ignore you with the huffing sighs of people in a hurry. |
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| The overwhelming majority fled to the nearby Baddawi refugee camp, which saw its population nearly double as a result and where needs of the displaced refugees could be addressed, though rudimentarily in some instances. |
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| During Ceramitec 2009 in Munich we rudimentarily presented how a future grouping of the heavy clay activities within the Group Legris Industries could be organized. |
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