Innovation and entrepreneurship policies built on simplistic assumptions no longer fit the global reality.
There is a spectrum between force and choice, victimhood and agency that belies simplistic assumptions based on gender stereotypes.
Looks prospect rather than play specific but this result will test simplistic assumptions in the market about the drillout of the remaining string of pearls prospectivity.
Rather, he said, they wanted "to move beyond simplistic assumptions that 'networking is good' or that 'networking is bad' and to subject networking to intellectual scrutiny".
Quite simply, a complex story about a young musician, now a pre-med student, who, in thinking he has found his own self, self-destructs, is reduced to simplistic assumptions of diversity and classic conflicts.
In the study, published in the Health Affairs journal, the authors conclude: "Our finding that these highly publicised quality failings did not have a large or sustained impact on levels of health service use reinforces the view that simplistic assumptions regarding the power of information to drive patient choices are unrealistic".
Their book, "Rare Earth" (Springer-Verlag), out last month, is producing whoops of criticism and praise, with some detractors saying that the authors have made their own simplistic assumptions about the adaptability of life forms while others call it "brilliant" and "courageous".
"That is a simplistic assumption".
That, and the dangerously simplistic assumption that education is somehow equivalent to rehabilitation.
For the victims themselves, this simplistic assumption is dismissive of emotions that do not fit the expected script.
Then, in third grade, I balked at the question, offended by its simplistic assumption and lurid implication.
