Sentence examples for simplistic reading from inspiring English sources

But this argument is based on an increasingly simplistic reading of the markets.

But people who buy and sell these investments say that is a simplistic reading of the problem.

It was a "too simple and simplistic reading of the current economic situation" to say that austerity programs were failing, Mr. Rehn said.

Neff says shark fatalities have been seen to decrease but says attributing the drop to shark control programmes was an overly simplistic reading of history.

'Daenerys gets held captive, then her dragon heals and comes to her rescue' seems a bit of a simplistic reading, but it certainly seems the Dothraki are going to regret holding a Targaryen prisoner.

A simplistic reading of a crippled country that somehow made it through apartheid,  the worst kind of adversity, to become a global hero only to fall in the final reckoning.

But that is a simplistic read on the case.

Bengals O vs. 49ers D After Cincinnati's impressive opening drive, San Francisco's secondary closed off the intermediate quick routes and took away Andy Dalton's simplistic first reads.

Second, although the (rather simplistic) Flesch-Kincaid reading age of our sentences suggests they could be read by a young child, some of the sentences have quite difficult meanings: consider "no snakes are mammals" (true) or "some bakers are mortal" (true).

Daniel Finkelstein, himself a moderniser, thinks this is too simplistic a reading: "I don't think he'll take the party away from the strategy the leader of the party wants to follow, providing David Cameron is clear enough about what that is.

Through experiments on real and simulated data, we assess the accuracy of the estimates from our method and demonstrate its theoretically predicted advantage over a more simplistic junction-read (JR) approach that does not make full use of the data.