Sentence examples for issue to be oversimplified from inspiring English sources

Her investigation of conformity in America in the 1950's found the issue to be oversimplified.

Overall, we feel that the eQTL based networks are likely to be oversimplified.

By contrast, the distance method seemed to be oversimplified and couldn't provide such information.

To call it "fun" would be oversimplified, if not at times altogether misleading.

The result is that important issues have been oversimplified, and the divide in this country has been exacerbated.

Disasters are complex issues that have been oversimplified by hazard-specific management approaches.

a) The literature is quoted selectively and issues are oversimplified.

Some Republicans suggested that it would be oversimplifying to attribute the results to a single issue, saying that Ms. Corwin proved a less nimble and ultimately less appealing candidate than Ms. Hochul, who campaigned energetically and with great focus.

But that would be oversimplifying things.

Robert Royal, editor in chief of The Catholic Thing and founder of the Faith & Reason Institute, believes issues of economic inequality are being oversimplified, and that the focus should be on creating a more dynamic economy for all.

"The function of the store has been oversimplified to textbooks," he said.