Sentence examples for simplistic formulas from inspiring English sources

What his buildings do share is a distrust of simplistic formulas.

"Many of our compelling health and environmental problems do not respond to knee-jerk pronouncements or simplistic formulas," she said.

Here we must avoid either turning the clock back, dubbing the Arab world unfit for democracy, or looking again for simplistic formulas.

Beware of summaries that transform research findings into simplistic formulas for health, and focus on results that have been published in peer-reviewed medical journals.

Yes, well, as I try to point out at times, simplistic formulas one learns as an undergraduate (and frequently even during graduate studies) are attempts to model basic mechanics of the world in a form lending itself calculation and optimization.

It is, of course, a hopelessly simplistic formula.

But the simplistic formula that images of women's bodies are always objectifying is old-fashioned and plays into the idea of feminists as asexual.

Although it may seem a simplistic formula, this kind of storytelling has a dignified tradition: What if a crazy old bum convinced himself he was a great knight and wandered La Mancha in pursuit of ennobling adventure?

It's time to end the bias against gifted and talented education and quit assuming that every school must be all things to all students, a simplistic formula that ends up neglecting all sorts of girls and boys, many of them poor and minority, who would benefit more from specialized public schools.

"That's quite a simplistic formula, a typical industrial turbine generates between two to 2.5mw but turbines generate a range of different outputs," he said.

"The West against the rest" is a simplistic formula that doesn't begin to describe such a world.