Sentence examples for simplistic counting from inspiring English sources

Over the years, as audience segmentation increased, media buyers (and publishers) selected the simplistic counting of unique visitors (UVs) as the metric of choice.

As long as academic promotion and funding systems are based on simplistic counts of published papers, favouring prolific authors regardless of the relevance and validity of their work, this is unlikely to change.

But it says it also has concerns that simply publishing crude mortality figures will be misleading as they are dependent on many factors, adding: "Some surgeons are deterred from taking on very complex, and therefore high risk procedures, because published simplistic league tables count against them".

But Burkhard Schwenker, the boss of Roland Berger, a consulting firm, says that counting passports is simplistic: what matters more is international experience, which German firms increasingly look for when recruiting both management- and supervisory-board members.The hardest cultural change for German firms seems to be getting more women on boards.

But counting the titles seems a simplistic way of doing things.

Measuring by easily measured targets and counting beans is easy but simplistic and frequently wrong.

But just by allowing this lawsuit to proceed, the Second Circuit has sent an important message: The government cannot count on simplistic legal arguments to avoid scrutiny of its program to spy on civilians.

However, it is reasonable that both timeliness and accurate case counts, albeit simplistic, are positive characteristics in outbreak reporting worthy of analysis over a large sample of outbreaks.

Depending on the spectrum pattern itself, CLD and counting method might be of predominant role; Rainflow counting and the simplistic concept according to which a single S N curve describes fatigue response of the material under any loading condition (R ratio) are shown to yield consistently best life predictions.

Anybody that counts them out makes a very simplistic analysis".

The new policy no longer allows any room for a simplistic "I know it when I see it" approach to who counts as a female athlete.