Sentence examples for simplistic calculus from inspiring English sources

Thus far, even where workforce planning models account for changes in physician workforce demographics (such as feminization), they commonly apply a simplistic calculus, using simple service or headcounts, or assuming the work of a female physician as a fixed proportion of a male physician (typically using full-time equivalent measures) [ 14, 15].

Philosophers including Emmanuel Levinas have argued since the Holocaust against a simplistic moral calculus founded on the premise of perpetrator and victim: bystanders have ethical obligations as well, which is why many places have enacted "Good Samaritan" laws.

As predicted, Graham applied that same simplistic, industry-friendly calculus at OIRA, which oversees all government rulemaking, and at the tail end of his tenure in 2006, he unsuccessfully attempted to standardize risk assessments across all federal agencies.

Differential calculus?

(See calculus).

How simplistic.

Simplistic, sure.

The logic is simplistic.

That, however, is simplistic.

"Simplistic" means "oversimplified".

That is too simplistic.