Sentence examples for simplistic terms the from inspiring English sources
In simplistic terms, the belief is that all life, including the planet's, is connected.
In simplistic terms, the NS-10 possesses sonic characteristics that allow record producers to assume that if a recording sounds good on these monitors, then it should sound good on most playback systems.
Put in very simplistic terms: these are players who are available.
In simplistic terms, this is an RSS feed that shows up on your Favorites bar.
In somewhat simplistic terms, this hypothetical sets forth two different philosophies of legal and Constitutional interpretation.
In simplistic terms, today the game that everyone is playing is basketball, but in the future it will be soccer or something else.
For (in simplistic terms) if the rich nations have a duty to give resources to the poor nations, then any time that the rich nations insist on trading rather than donating, they will be practicing coercion threatening to withhold money that they should be giving anyway, unless they are provided with goods of one sort or another.
"In very simplistic terms if the pound drops and stays down then prices will go up, you don't need to be a genius to work that out, and if prices go up then the cost of living goes up".
When you are a white, socially powerful person travelling overseas and you're describing the people you meet in simplistic terms, you elide the reality of their lives and turn them into Disney sideshow attractions there for your entertainment, rather than human beings going about their daily lives.
The situation isn't too far removed from the 2011 Arab Spring, in that the initial protests came out of – in very simplistic terms – dissatisfaction with the country's economic system, but eventually gave way to demonstrations against a number of other social injustices and government wrongdoings.
Similarly, the solution of a differential equation is obtained as a sequence of discrete points determined, in simplistic terms, by approximating the true solution curve by a sequence of tangential line segments.
