Sentence examples for overly simplistic to from inspiring English sources

"I think it would be overly simplistic to put labels on people," he said.

"It would be overly simplistic to interpret the People Survey findings as reflecting an increase in these incidents".

A DWP spokesperson said it would be "overly simplistic" to interpret the survey as "reflecting an increase in these incidents".

"But it's overly simplistic to attribute such a complex process as aging to the change in the level of a single hormone like estrogen or testosterone".

It would be overly simplistic to blame all of Burundi's postcolonial ethnic troubles on European ignorance of African culture, but such ignorance did contribute significantly to these problems.

It would be overly simplistic to say that this dire commercial reality is the sole reason for editorial misbehaviour on the scale I have described.

It would be overly-simplistic to imply that, if only Clinton were not a woman, her politics could or would be different, more radical, more consistent, more exciting to young people or whatever else.

Merely increasing interpreting services was recognised, however, as an overly simplistic solution to the complexities of delivering adequate health care to this patient population.

Similarly, efforts to reduce complexity by use of a measured chemical marker species to represent a given source or microenvironment have clear advantages, but are likely overly simplistic due to differences in monitor location and frequency of data collection that vary by pollutant (termed spatial and temporal misalignment, respectively) (Gryparis et al. 2009).

This may be an overly simplistic way to look at treatment hospital type; there may be substantial inter-hospital variability with respect to treatment success beyond whether or not the institution specializes in pediatrics, and registry analyses might not be the best method to address these questions.

This is an overly simplistic solution to a systemic abuse of civil rights.