Sentence examples for simplistic reasoning from inspiring English sources

His simplistic reasoning was, however, quite unlike Daryl Morey.

In particular, he questions the simplistic reasoning that since geoengineering could turn out to be the "lesser evil" in some future climate emergency, we should be researching it now to understand the technology and its risks.

He writes:This sort of simplistic reasoning assumes central bankers only need to manage a single trade-off between the rate of consumer price inflation and the level of joblessness.

In both films, Lawrence Van Gelder wrote in The New York Times, "Mr. Brownlow and Mr. Mollo recreate a convincing milieu, disdain simplistic reasoning and heroics, and demonstrate that the riches of a film reside not in its budget but in the talent and dedication of those who make it".

As the third lot is closer to the second lot (their relative distance is 100 meters) than the first one (150 meters away from the second lot), a simplistic reasoning would suggest that all users who cannot park in the second lot would transfer to the third lot leaving the first parking lot unsaturated.

Jennings derides my "narrow" and "simplistic categorical reasoning," which, he says, is not "up to the task of addressing so complex a question".

That's simplistic but solid reasoning.

LUDWIGNew YorkUnelectrifyingSIR--Your article on deregulating America's electric utilities (May 3rd) is disappointingly simplistic in its reasoning.

They all share the problems from using short-term, inaccurate data and simplistic assumptions and reasoning.

You've got your millions.' " Though Jeffrey's reasoning is simplistic, it's not groundless.

The reasoning is simplistic: in the effort to cut emissions, the developed world will make its energy dearer, and so energy-using industries will relocate to developing countries with lower environmental standards.Mr Clinton can hardly ignore such populist arguments.