Sentence examples for is more simplistic than from inspiring English sources
(Mr. Rosenfeld acknowledged as much in a recent interview.) But "King" is more simplistic than it needs to be, even with the supercharged animation of its star.
The presentation of the work and its place in the world of fashion is more simplistic than one should expect from an art institution.
The plyometric exercises used in the earlier study of Kramer et al. [3] were more simplistic than in the current investigation (e.g., no rotation or multiple jumps or upper body involvement).
The Result Our postcard is much more simplistic than other designs in the Fringe.
But it's actually a pretty darn sophisticated approach — as demonstrated by the fact that economists who dismiss or attack IS-LM as too simplistic or something almost always end up making assertions that are much more simplistic than IS-LM, if not falling into outright logical fallacies.
Roberts's plots are far more simplistic than those of big guns in the mystery genre like Ruth Rendell and P. D. James.
However, Invisible Children's perspective is more complex than simplistic warmongering.
All these scenarios are of course more simplistic than the reality is likely to be, perhaps particularly the idea of a single colonization event and simple spread of A. aegypti across Southeast Asia.
The EESR is by necessity more simplistic than the SDR due to fixed age limits of working and retired populations in the former measure, the latter being flexible with respect to the age of retirement (UN ECE 1999, p. 46).
Based on experiments with our implementation, which can be publicly tested and used over the web, we believe that our technique is more efficient than the simplistic method based on complementation of automata which can quickly lead to a highly-exponential state explosion.
