Sentence examples for facile conclusions from inspiring English sources

The continuing debate over social mobility and income distribution does not lend itself to facile conclusions.

One cannot, therefore, draw facile conclusions about the competitive results of different market structures.

But one should also not reach the facile conclusion that Mr. Steinberg's story is simply a fitting end for an era in which ruthless corporate raiders destroyed corporations and laid off tens of thousands of employees.

The facile conclusion may well have been that here was a poet with only a slippery grip on his own sanity; and this indeed may have been the case.

Mr Cable's victorious dance partner was an ex-pop star, who in one episode was brought tea and cake by her grannies.A facile conclusion might be that real elections should be conducted by phone, text message and other new media, like television voting.

And as for all those readers and critics who have long leapt to the facile conclusion that Austen disliked or distrusted theatre because amateur theatricals are the catalyst for the breakdown of order in Mansfield Park – well, they're wrong too.

Extrapolating from that unscientific "sample" they advanced the facile conclusion that one-half of all the casualties must have been fighters this, in a brazen effort to deny the UN claim that more than 70percentt of those who died had been civilians.

This may be true, but it is too facile a conclusion for an author who never comes to grips with Madison's deeper reasoning on these questions, especially as set out in "The Federalist," the classic defense of the Constitution.

Again it can be argued that the men of "For Colored Girls" are uniformly the villains of the piece, that the resort to religion at the conclusion makes too facile an ending.

In conclusion, a facile method for embedding cationic formulations of pDNA in collagen matrices was developed.

In conclusion, a facile general method for the synthesis of α-alkoxymethyl triphenylphosphonium iodides is developed under very mild conditions.