Sentence examples for simplification to from inspiring English sources

"At the same time, it would be an obvious simplification to boil it all down only to Russian-American relations.

It would be a comfortable simplification to ally referentialism with program music and nonreferentialism with absolute music.

"I'm not saying it's nothing to do with badgers, but it's a simplification to point the finger at them alone.

In an interview, she attributed this simplification to the military's belated discovery of fraud and how hard the job actually was.

Intersnack went on to say, "Similarly, if legislation came in it would be a simplification to say that this would solve everything.

It would be a simplification to say that it is all due to President Dmitri Medvedev, as opposed to his predecessor, the current prime minister, Vladimir Putin.

"It's a simplification to say that bundling is the reason for Microsoft's success," Mr. Wilcox said, adding that MSN has been bundled into Windows since 1995 but that division has only recently posted its first profit.

A Virgin Atlantic spokesman said: "This is a very welcome simplification to remove some of the biggest distortions of the current system, which the Chancellor himself admitted is crazy and unjust.

It's a crude but useful simplification to split playwrights into two camps: those whose gift is creating characters with their own distinct voices and those whose prose style comes through strongly in every character.

I expect simplification to be huge for all of us.

This brings some simplification to system analysis and synthesis.