Sentence examples for excessively reductive for from inspiring English sources

This is excessively reductive, for one, but falls apart altogether when you consider that many of the people who stayed onboard were in fact elders of the crew.

But this is too reductive for such a superbly managed novel.

This paper argues that such accounts are excessively reductive, failing adequately to recognise the spatio-temporal complexities of urban governance trajectories in Europe.

The classic scientific procedure may be excessively reductive when applied to "human subjects".

This, says Duncan Macmillan, is reductive for everyone.

"Minimalist" is too reductive a term for two such subtle creations.

Appearance: Excessively youthful for his CV.

(It also seems excessively priced for what it is; bottles at retail go for $9 to $11).

The T5 is powerful, almost excessively so for a 3,300-pound 3,300-pound car.

But the Home Office seems to want to make it excessively difficult for people.

Existing strip readers are excessively large for portability.