Sentence examples for a simplistic comparison of from inspiring English sources
Observing that the court had turned a labor dispute between a Finnish company and its workers into a simplistic comparison of fundamental rights and freedoms, Lasser asserted that the "unabashedly powerful" court has shown disastrous insensitivity in its absorption of subsidiary legal domains.
The Berkeley study also backs up a long-held contention of charter opponents: Simplistic comparisons of student test scores from both kinds of schools, charter and district, don't necessarily give the public useful information — because the students begin at different levels of achievement.
First, there is a danger that the adoption of standardized terminology and simplistic comparisons of fixed migrant/minority categories risks the reification of concepts and essentialisation (whether in genetic or culturalist terms) of migrant/minority populations.
Lord Hutton, the chairman of the Nuclear Industry Association, criticised "simplistic" comparisons of the guaranteed prices awarded to nuclear plants and windfarms.
Yet the simplistic comparisons of total energy consumption can be misleading.
Perhaps, but it's an extraordinarily simplistic comparison, one that misses some of the key originators of these nation-states.
This simplistic comparison ignores the large social and psychological costs of abortion or unintended pregnancy.
The most simplistic comparison is the comparison between our network pair-lists and the E coli definitions; as we have two classes of networks (pp and mm) and pm, we expect a difference in the types of relationship found.
The graphical methods of line and spider graph methods are easy to calculate, visualize, and provide a simplistic approach for comparison, ranking of alternatives.
The bank said: "The corporate tax affairs of an organisation with the global footprint of Barclays are complex and not reducible to simplistic comparisons.
"We want to go beyond a simplistic vision of just a question of supply and demand.
