Sentence examples for simplistic making from inspiring English sources

The extension mechanism provided by KDM for creating profiles is too simplistic, making difficult for someone to use it, but existing tools will keep compatible with the KDM extension.

Nonetheless, these studies have already demonstrated that our classical view of metabolism in many organisms is overly simplistic, making an expansion of this approach beyond central metabolism highly desirable.

The liaisons are not very dangerous and the cases are so simplistic they make "Law & Order" seem like "Crime & Punishment".

It seems to me that we enjoy many things that do not, in a simplistic way, make us obviously happier.

In fact, Ozu was never simplistic: he made mischievous black comedies in the 1920s, and his heroine Noriko truly battled with marriage in his Tokyo trilogy.

While I remain an advocate of the meritocracy that welcomed me, it is simplistic to make legacies the new whipping boys and girls in the quest for fair and effective college admissions.

"I think it is really simplistic to make one hormone the heart of it all," she said, adding, "I would think it is a cocktail of goodies and that it probably is a delicate mix".

The language is simple, even simplistic ("We make products that work in your home"), but SC Johnson hopes the ads, which were created by Foote, Cone & Belding in Chicago, will resonate with consumers, who tend to trust and identify with family-owned companies.

Therefore, it may be too simplistic to make a clinical recommendation regarding the use of this curve.

Our current model is simplistic: it makes use of a mere frequency count of the geographic locations of tweets to assign individuals to a home and work location.

The other more simplistic demand made by the Taliban was that all foreign troops leave Afghanistan.