Sentence examples for a dangerous oversimplification from inspiring English sources
This is a dangerous oversimplification, and one that the United States needs to be far more careful about endorsing.
The limitations of much of the press coverage led, inevitably, to a dangerous oversimplification in which Mubarak was bad and the Tahrir Square crowds were good (except for those men raping women in the square), with Barack Obama speaking for us all when he said: "Egyptians have inspired us… they have changed the world".
But researchers say that's a dangerous oversimplification.
Wolters wrote to Speer on November 30, describing Speer's assignment of blame as a "dangerous oversimplification made entirely from today's perspective .
Framing the issue in this manner is a dangerous oversimplification and an distraction from the critical dialog on how to effectively combat malaria around the world particularly in African communities.
Instead there is a trend towards task shifting without thought for teamwork, which runs the risk of dangerous oversimplification.
That is a grave oversimplification.
It is clear, however, that this is a serious oversimplification.
That's an oversimplification — perhaps even a dangerous one.
It has lead to a standardisation and an oversimplification of knowledge and thereby also to an oversimplification of the landscape.
