Sentence examples for simplistic to assume from inspiring English sources

Busuttil insists it is simplistic to assume a direct correlation between PTSD and violent crime.

But it may be too simplistic to assume that placing baited hooks in the water will attract sharks.

Given the grading system's emphasis on testing, it would be simplistic to assume that an "F" indicated poor leadership in every case.

It is simplistic to assume that protests in the west and the Middle East are fundamentally different because "they" are fighting "blood-soaked" despots while "we", after all, live in liberal democracies.

Yet these details are not entirely to be trusted, and it would be a little simplistic to assume that they prove the distinction between Banville and Black, High Art and Pulp Fiction.

It is simplistic to assume that middle-aged people flock to these operas because it is the music on which they were raised, "much the way middle-aged Americans listen to the rock music of their youth or sneak a peek at a 'Brady Bunch' rerun".

Furthermore, it may be over-simplistic to assume that all women in Dhanusha lack agency.

Is it simplistic and optimistic to assume a six-month job?

It is therefore simplistic and simply inaccurate to assume that new electricity generation capacity added to the grid will automatically reduce electricity deprivation among the poor.

It seems simplistic and even condescending to assume that alone of all popular audiences, African-Americans might be drawn to a music that bears no relation to their time or culture.

A simplistic approach would be to assume diurnal fluctuations are constant throughout the water year, but this study proposes diurnal cycles in stream water quality can only be interpreted in the context of stream residence time and changing day length.