Sentence examples for be a gross over from inspiring English sources

This will be a gross over simplification but here goes, the first PCs ran at 5Mhz and operated on an 8 bit byte.

The traditional idea that our ancestors descended from the trees and gradually and exclusively began walking upright might be a gross over simplification.

That statement may be a gross over-simplification, but it is still a potent one.

And even those of us who believe the effects of the nuclear disaster to be widespread, serious and long term, will be disappointed to read of what must surely be a gross over-estimate of the real casualty figures.

"And of course, whatever investment we make in smoking cessation programmes, there's a payback many times more in terms of the health benefits and even factors such as attendance at work, because it's workers who smoke [who] tend to have more absent spells from work". But Simon Clark, director of the smokers' group Forest, said banning smoking on hospital grounds would be a "gross over-reaction".

But for kids, there tends to be a gross over-estimation of how much protein a child actually needs.

Thus the "dedicated-wire" definition of wiring cost that sums Euclidean distances between every connected neuronal pair may be a gross over-estimate of the actual usage of resources used in wiring.

Either way, it's a gross over-simplification.

"The American people" – "Any statement that lumps together more than 300 million people is a gross over-generalization, if not completely false so why do politicians insist on using this term?

He has already received two letters from Lawson's lawyers but said: "Most media commentators have had lots to say and have not been asked to take it down … This is a gross over-reaction.

This, of course, is a gross over-simplification.