Sentence examples for be simple to conclude from inspiring English sources

It would be simple to conclude that men have it easier than women and can write what they like.

The generals and their cronies monopolize all those contracts so it would be simple to conclude that given they are doing well, they would only do better if sanctions were dropped.

From the public airing that Ford and Firestone have given their brawl, it would be too simple to conclude that blaming is always bad.

It would be far too simple to conclude from geological surveys that if the availability is for more than one generation and if the access can be safeguarded by a legal order future generations wouldn't have to suffer.

We conclude that this regimen is simple to administer and, apart from myelosuppression, it is well tolerated.

It is far too simple to conclude that executive compensation plans can serve as a road map to where corporate cheating might go on, but it is becoming distressingly clear that the pay-for-performance philosophy that was supposed to align executives' interests with shareholders' has been badly distorted.

As in France, many of those who do graduate take their time about it: the average student in Morocco spends six years completing a four-year degree course.It is nonetheless too simple to conclude that more must mean worse.

But upon further reflection, it's a little too simple to conclude that designer diapers signal the return of the splurgy '00s.

If you have to run two or three miles from your front door before you can even start your open moorland run, then you may conclude that it's simpler to stick to the lanes".

Russell concluded that "the whole question whether there are simples to be reached by analysis is unnecessary" (MPD, 123).

A simple explanation would be to conclude that current interventions are ineffective or demonstrate only non-specific or placebo effects.