Sentence examples for go beyond simplistic from inspiring English sources

This book challenges social scientists and medical practitioners to go beyond simplistic "cultural barrier" explanations for the failure of particular public health projects in the developing world.

This research should go beyond simplistic evaluations of 'weight loss' as the most important outcome measures, towards understanding how we can more holistically encourage health and wellbeing in obese adults.

He was committed to getting educational diversity better understood, going beyond simplistic notions of anti-racism and social cohesion.

It goes beyond simplistic anti-war rhetoric, flits between perspectives and conflicts and time, and wrestles with the fact that being aware of one's Englishness is to know its blood-soaked history.

This study uses a large qualitative sample from three diverse sites in England and is the first to capture a wide range of circumstances around and reasons for engaging in anal sex among men and women between the ages of 16 and 18. Analysis explores experiences in depth, going beyond simplistic explanations linking motivations for anal sex with pornography.

"We want to go beyond a simplistic vision of just a question of supply and demand.

There are vast cultural differences and influences that go beyond the simplistic attention-grabbing headlines.

The science and religion debate is a staple part of secondary RE, but needs to go beyond the simplistic evolution v creationism dichotomy to which it is so often reduced.

First, to go beyond the simplistic and often overrated dichotomy between autocracy and democracy in immigration policy analysis and, instead, adopt an approach focused on the structure, functioning and practices of a country's political system.

When we are attacked, it is natural to want to attack back, but the Buddha urges us to go beyond this simplistic reactivity.

This suggests that we need to go beyond the simplistic bull's-eye approach in understanding the potential or actual psychosocial impacts of emergencies on populations.