Sentence examples for simplistic first from inspiring English sources

Bengals O vs. 49ers D After Cincinnati's impressive opening drive, San Francisco's secondary closed off the intermediate quick routes and took away Andy Dalton's simplistic first reads.

Admittedly this is a simplistic first approximation to understanding the dynamics of invasive plant species and the myriad of causal factors, but it did clearly demonstrate that differentiation within an invasive species is detectable using competition experiments.

While economists call him simplistic, third world leaders just call him.

Many of our implementation decisions have been deliberately based on simplistic, first-pass practicalities in order to demonstrate the generality of our approach to a wide range of problems.

Evernote (www.evernote.com) It may appear simplistic at first, but with the release of Evernote 5 the king of note-taking is probably the sleekest option out there.

His advice to make quicker turns and ski for the gaps, as opposed to avoiding the trees, seemed a little simplistic at first, but it eventually worked.

The new Paisley finds further undermine the simplistic "Clovis first" model.

This idea might sound a little simplistic at first, but its power soon becomes evident when we put it to use in the quest to realize our highest aspirations.

Thirdly, our international strategy should reject the simplistic Britain-first view of the Conservatives (shared by too many in Labour) and be clearer about the circumstances in which global intervention is justified.

This finding shows that predictive uncertainty does not necessarily increase with the complexity of the model structure because in this case, the more simplistic representation (first-order K C* model) of reality results in a higher uncertainty in the prediction made by the model.

"Ribaldis", which shot large arrows and simplistic grapeshot, were first mentioned in the English Privy Wardrobe accounts during preparations for the Battle of Crécy, between 1345 and 1346.