A moral analysis cannot be a simplistic analysis.
If this seems a simplistic analysis, then the players Hodgson has preferred to Carrick for Brazil illustrates its truth.
The pope and many of the bishops fall back on a simplistic analysis when faced with the demands of equality and diversity laws and regulations.
After the first round, political commentators did a simplistic analysis of the elections and how I "lost".
Arthur O. Armstrong Manhattan Beach, Calif., Aug. 11, 2008 To the Editor: "Russia Blames the Victim," by Svante E. Cornell (Op-Ed, Aug. 12), is a simplistic analysis of the Russian-Georgian battle that should warm the heart of every hawk desperate to reignite the cold war.
Here, we present a new software package for analyzing STXM data based upon a simplistic analysis approach, and including a line-by-line absorption conversion tool.
"People did a simplistic analysis when pulling out of telecoms in Latin America," says Don Hoskins, the fund manager of Excelsior Latin America, a top-performing U.S. Trust fund.
Through complex multi-blade coordinate transformation and modulation, a simplistic analysis model describing the essential in-plain whirling behavior of mistuned bladed rotor is derived in a typical form of linear differential equations with time-constant coefficients.
While that may be partially true, it is, at best, a simplistic analysis.
This is a simplistic analysis -- campaigns and committees use turnout scoring and persuasion scoring based on a more rigorous series of variables to more precisely define these categories (for more on that, read Sasha Issenberg's latest which goes into these methods in much greater detail) -- but it shows that the decision facing many campaigns is not so cut and dry.
