Sentence examples for simplistic needs from inspiring English sources

A child who is from a stable two-parent household and has mentors who inform him about the value of education doesn't fit the simplistic needs of the mantra.

We need to stop being simplistic, we need to trust the intelligence of the American people and we need to stop insulting the intelligence of the voters".

Currently, this proves a heavy burden for the satellite payload hence more simplistic approaches need to be investigated.

This can turn out to be over-simplistic: objectives need to be clear, specific and prioritised.

(Mr. Rosenfeld acknowledged as much in a recent interview.) But "King" is more simplistic than it needs to be, even with the supercharged animation of its star.

Laying it all at the door of Woodward, or Alastair Campbell, is too simplistic but there needs to be more honesty in defeat, starting with a less mealy-mouthed recognition of what New Zealand achieved and a greater acceptance of the tourists' own shortcomings.

A lot of queer narratives, especially those centered around women, are overly simplistic in their need to be outwardly empowering.

If we are to simplify diagnosis and perhaps reduce costs, a more simplistic algorithm is needed.

Furthermore, I found the writing of the paper to have many unnecessary overstatements and over simplistic interpretation that need to be corrected through a major revision of the text.

Farmers association group member NGOs were also said to have a simplistic understanding of local needs and to not approach development holistically.

There is some evidence for the improvement of patient outcomes with other interventions involving GP training, particularly involving a technique known as reattribution [ 53, 55– 59] but a recent narrative review suggests existing models of training may be too simplistic to meet the needs of these complex patients [ 60].