Sentence examples for simplistic service from inspiring English sources

Nor has it much to do with the slipshod language of hip-hop, where rapped lyrics are mis-stressed and mis-rhymed in simplistic service to rhythm.

Yet Mr. Singer dismisses rap in the quick of a single sentence, describing a "slipshod" language in which "rapped lyrics are mis-stressed and mis-rhymed in simplistic service to rhythm".

Some relate to the bitter irony of the skit's simplistic "public service" message that cooperation with the police will keep them safe.

Steven A. Shaw is right to challenge the simplistic "reward good service, punish bad service" rationale for making restaurant servers rely on tips for much of their income.

Or, in a broader sense, the fear is that the third chapter of the new trilogy will discard the previous film's deconstruction and anti-nostalgia sentiments in favor of full-on fan service, simplistic good-versus-evil swashbuckling and an implicit assertion that the adult fans of the original Star Wars trilogy are still the most important fans of all.

Grouping all travel for care as "medical/dental," while presumably adequate from the point of view of transportation planning, is overly simplistic for health services research.

The issue with the current F.C.C. statistics, experts say, is that they rely on simplistic surveys of internet service providers that inherently overstate coverage.

If the service sounds simplistic, there's a reason.

In its most simplistic definition, proactive customer service means the customer is contacted before he or she may ever know about the failure.

Thus far, even where workforce planning models account for changes in physician workforce demographics (such as feminization), they commonly apply a simplistic calculus, using simple service or headcounts, or assuming the work of a female physician as a fixed proportion of a male physician (typically using full-time equivalent measures) [ 14, 15].

I don't doubt that the tone of these referrals varies wildly, but in the most simplistic way, reviewing the paid service of a prostitute strikes me as wildly more ethical than trading notes on a man who didn't realise that by entering into a brief relationship with a Lulu user, he was redefining himself as a rateable consumer product.