Sentence examples for take this simplistic from inspiring English sources

The Lions take this simplistic approach because they believe they're talented enough to just line up and beat a defense.

A cyclo-dipeptide consisting of an essential tryptophan residue and a highly variable ancillary amino acid lies at the core of these structures; investigation of the transformations that take this simplistic core to the complex alkaloids lies at the heart of our research program.

They take the simplistic view that natural selection is the process in which stronger individuals are favored.

Obviously the report does not take the simplistic approach that all regulations are bad, just as not all federal spending is wasteful and useless.

The Republicans took the simplistic path to success, railing against taxes to turn voters' pain into votes.

She argues that economists have tended to take a simplistic view of the security of property rights, which assumes that if foreign investors and local elites have security, so does everyone else.

Hitchings's little fits and rages, however, are more often caused by those who take too simplistic a view of  the decline of modern manners, rather than by the jostling, beheadphoned, Pringles-munching, onesie-wearing loudmouth barbarian hordes.

The cable, which reported on a meeting between US and UK counter-terrorism officials in Addis Ababa last October, also found: Fears that the new government in Britain would take a "simplistic" approach to fighting terrorism.

It allows her to take a simplistic view of global politics, basically for the fun of it, and to show up some of the starker absurdities of the war in Iraq – such as her protest (or rather Fontaine's) against going after Saddam because he may have weapons of mass destruction.

"The other problem was a lot of the natural language processing tools out there really take a simplistic approach to understanding what a user says," he adds.

As we cannot encapsulate the true complexity of human thinking, we take a simplistic approach and model the human's state through two variables, namely the human's uncertainty about his current location and the human's belief of his position.