Sentence examples for a simplistic report from inspiring English sources

There was almost universal condemnation for the extraordinary performance of Jean Todt, the president of the FIA governing body, who insisted the situation in Bahrain is currently stable and peaceful – an opinion that appeared to be based solely on a simplistic report compiled by an FIA Commissioner after a two-day visit organised and supervised by government officials.

All this simplistic reporting ignores a variety of other factors – the amount you consume, for example, is likely to affect your risk a great deal.

Overly simplistic reports linking casual sex to depression are part of a wider trend: crap science around sex.

New media can help previously excluded people tell their own, unspun stories and comment on simplistic reporting about them elsewhere.

Newspapers "reinforce ignorance" with simplistic reporting about mental health, the comedian Jo Brand has said as she condemned the current system of press regulation as a "sham".

Overly simplistic reporting of studies such as the Cambridge University one can lead us to simplistic conclusions.

In spite of using a simplistic distance measure between reports, we observed that the first few links are most of the time relevant.

Over-simplistic reports linking casual sex to depression are part of a wider trend: crap science around sex.

But Minter says this is a simplistic view and that rarely do these reports talk to the workers themselves about why they got into the industry.

Similarly, writing on Victoria, Australia, Castelino (2013) reports that some men involved in violence prevention position themselves as 'good men', offering a simplistic dichotomy between perpetrators and good men.

"That is a simplistic assumption".