Sentence examples for as a simplistic and from inspiring English sources

The Principle of Double Effect, as a simplistic and generalised guideline, was identified as a convenient mechanism to protect physicians who inadvertently or intentionally hastened death.

Objections may point to the above as a simplistic and partial interpretation of the perceptions of MRU researchers considering the development of clinical research in sub-Saharan Africa over the last decade.

I would also point to the importance of communicating better the complexities of disease causation so as not to foster a simplistic and wrong approach to how we understand ourselves as biological beings as well as persons in sickness and in health.

Let's no longer simply reduce them as people to "illegal immigrants" — a simplistic and static description of their legal status.

He dismissed the big neighbour, with its immense economy and successful development as a "simplistic place", and a "dragon".

She turned down the practice's first design offering, which she described as "a simplistic barn, and really disappointing.

To graphic novel specialist Hugo Frey, the competing expeditions are presented as a simplistic race between good and evil, wherein Blumestein displays the stereotypes of Jews held by advocates of the Jewish World Conspiracy presented in works such as the anti-Semitic Protocols of the Elders of Zion.

The most devastating moment for both men came in 1993, when "60 Minutes" portrayed Arnett as an opportunistic abuser of black talent and Dial as a simplistic dupe; the piece set back Arnett's efforts and delayed acclaim for Dial, who is now in his mid-eighties, and frail.

We envision that our novel genetic circuit, which conferred cell density-dependent auto-regulatory lysis, would serve as an economical, simplistic and environmentally friendly means for extraction of valuable macromolecules produced in E. coli.

I'd guess our colleagues doing human linguistic, cultural and social history would see this as an unnecessarily simplistic and ultimately misleading aspiration (see for instance [ 95]).

Most classifications of deltas have focused on subaerial plan morphology as a simplistic function of river, tide, and wave energy.