Sentence examples for simplistic goals from inspiring English sources

We've known for decades that extrinsic rewards and punishments are successful only for short-term simplistic goals, yet the idea persists in crucial areas of national need like education and medicine, undermining substantive progress.

Again, we begin with a simplistic goal — eliminate Al Qaeda.

No, the Tea Party will support the space program only if we tether our efforts to an arbitrary timeframe, a simplistic goal, and a meaningless patriotic gesture: We will put an American on Callisto by 2023, and he will plant a flag made of guns!

What I mean is, simplistic statements without goals and which can't evolve into action are meaningless.

That has begun to seem simplistic: now, the goal is to tease apart the interactions between the body, the food and the bacteria that break the food down.

Such studies create a rather simplistic view of the goals of genetic counselling (Emery et al, 1972; Kessler, 1981).

Do you want to control your house from your phone and check on your fishtank pH balance from across the world, or are your goals more simplistic?

This solution sounds simplistic but if the goal is kept this simple and clear it becomes easier to question any misalignment.

So I'll come right out and say it: I in fact do not share the goal of trying to eliminate religion -- I oppose totalitarianism and dogmatism in all their forms -- and I have major concerns about the ways many vocal atheists go about trying to accomplish this goal through simplistic, unreasonable criticisms of religion.

The establishment and practice of the humanized birth care model in a highly specialized hospital is thus a much greater goal than simplistic opposition to the medicalized birth care model and the technological supremacy associated with it.

Simplification was one of our main goals as we believe that simplistic (minimalistic) models are useful to explore a core set of properties underlying a particular behavior.