Sentence examples for simplistic conclusions from inspiring English sources

To have journalists draw simplistic conclusions based on incorrect and incomplete data does a real disservice.

But the study, and the New York Times' reporting, uses a small sample of data that leads to simplistic conclusions.

These contrasts betray the danger in drawing simplistic conclusions about wealth distribution winners based just on region or age.

That is a cause for concern, and the Welsh government cannot ignore it, but it does not justify simplistic conclusions about health policy or anything else.

The Rise report said: "Policy makers and campaigners should resist simplistic conclusions that the unfairness of admissions is a market dysfunction that can be tweaked, or is the result of a lack of access to 'good' schools.

"Too often we come away from these scandals with simplistic conclusions like men are bad, women are" unlikable, said Mr. Norris, using an unprintable epithet, typical of his spiky manner and dialogue.

But that's an overly simplistic conclusion to draw from the research.

In the end, this novel is way too rich for such a simplistic conclusion.

It's a rather simplistic conclusion which his former manager feels does events of the time little justice.

Elizabeth Gonzalez, Los Angeles: While I appreciate your attempts to complicate arguments about class differences in parenting, I believe that you have drawn a simplistic conclusion in your article today.

The simplistic conclusion that the Fed was actively aiding the administration, and Democrat incumbents, generated political outrage and strong public criticism of the policy.