In simplistic terms, the belief is that all life, including the planet's, is connected.
In simplistic summary it asks us to decide whose rights need to be protected most.
"In simplistic terms, it's a GPS but it works indoors and it's based on Bluetooth low energy, so it doesn't kill your phone battery," explains Martijn Verbree, Localz's 38-year-old Europe director, as PayPal staffers play table tennis behind us and help themselves to free food from the fridge.
In simplistic terms, this is an RSS feed that shows up on your Favorites bar.
In simplistic terms, today the game that everyone is playing is basketball, but in the future it will be soccer or something else.
In simplistic terms, if you want good dreams, sleep well and think happy thoughts.
In simplistic terms, the NS-10 possesses sonic characteristics that allow record producers to assume that if a recording sounds good on these monitors, then it should sound good on most playback systems.
In simplistic terms, a positive enthalpy change upon activation often reflects the loss of stabilizing interhelical interactions associated with the inactive state, while increases in entropy can be associated with increased protein dynamics or the release of waters of hydration.
The comfort zone is to start in simplistic form.
Especially those who saw birth in "simplistic terms of women's right to labour without pain".
But does the reader wants to be told this, repeatedly, in simplistic, colorless language?
