Sentence examples for in a very simplistic from inspiring English sources
Roy Foster, professor of modern history at Oxford, says: "She writes about ethnic or racial relations, which are sometimes treated in a very simplistic way, and she makes it clear how complicated they are".
"There's been a tendency on the part of policy makers in the United States to equate stronger intellectual property rights with more innovation in a very simplistic way," said Josh Lerner, an economist at Harvard Business School.
If we think about climate change at all, most of us do so in a very simplistic way: so, the weather might get a bit warmer; floods and droughts may become more of a problem and sea levels will slowly creep upwards.
"In a very simplistic way, we collect cells from the blood, specifically T cells," Grupp told HuffPost.
I have no idea how he became head of popular music because he knew nothing about it, but the big thing that happened was that he got a television show with a big chorus of singers singing songs in a very simplistic way and he became very popular.
The deposition of methanol in global models is typically represented in a very simplistic fashion using fixed deposition velocities.
However, dissecting the protein homeostasis defects in PH1 represents a remarkable challenge, since the biomolecular interactions of partially folded states with the protein homeostasis network may involve over 200 different proteins in cytosolic folding ([ 53]; see Figure 3 for a very simplistic view in PH1).
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Purewal believes that a "right-wing agenda" has consciously presented the debate "in polarised terms", to present a very simplistic "right and wrong".
"The notion of putting a police officer in every school no matter what is a very simplistic answer to a complex issue," said Mr. Woods, whose district is the state's fourth largest, with about 94,000 students.
A very simplistic example can be found in Figure 1 (created with the free software tool CellDesigner (Funahashi et al. 2003), that uses the graphical notations defined in (Kitano et al. 2005)).
