The association of individuals in a business corporation, Scalia wrote in his concurring opinion, "cannot be denied the right to speak on the simplistic ground that it is not 'an individual American.' " The back-door money infused by Karl Rove, the Chamber of Commerce, the Koch brothers and others elected a slew of radical Republicans.
In [17], authors developed a method for obstacle avoidance based on stereo vision and a simplistic ground plane detection.
Such a differentiation of the two genres may be simplistic, but it provided sufficient grounds for Dante to call his great poem La Commedia (The Comedy; later called The Divine Comedy), since, as he says in his dedicatory letter, it begins amid the horrors of hell but ends amid the pleasures of heaven.
In the past Mr Sarkozy has sometimes tried to win peace by making simplistic promises or by giving ground.
The problem of non-adherence is as old as our oldest medicines — and is grounded in the simplistic belief that patients will always behave as we expect them to.
[Antonin] Artaud spoke only of himself, but his writing is about much more than that". Messager frequently refers to herself in her work; however, to describe her art as autobiographical is simplistic, as it's invariably grounded in a multi-layered network of ideas and a knowledge of history.
My two chief concerns, overly simplistic thesis statements and arguments insufficiently grounded in the details of the text, were, to my mind, related.
EARLIER this year, when Yukio Hatoyama set out to become Japan's next prime minister, he called his campaign advisers and asked them to scrap one of the party's main catchphrases on the grounds that it was too simplistic.
Current structural design provisions either do not account for effects of vertical ground motion or specify a simplistic equivalent-static-load based methodology.
But this simplistic view of what 'macho' connotes, while grounded in historical truth and fact, fails to recognize a second important -- and complimentary -- element: caballerismo.
