Sentence examples for terms of simplistic from inspiring English sources

When we frame the problem in terms of simplistic solutions, like "better access to fruits and vegetables" or "education about healthy eating" the underlying structures remain and the food, agricultural, and chemical industries are not impacted at all.

Especially those who saw birth in "simplistic terms of women's right to labour without pain".

Thinking about issues like patient safety reiterates the fact that the NHS isn't a business and that output cannot be measured in simplistic terms of productivity.

But I think that [focusing on Africa] is a little too simplistic in terms of the realities.

Besides non-linearity, the linear model is also overly simplistic in terms of another critical aspect of the p53-Mdm2negative feedback, which is time delay.

This approach, though simplistic in terms of its dissection of the nonelectrostatic and electrostatic terms, provides useful parameters that describe the driving forces governing the stability of various protein DNA complexes on the damage recognition pathways of DNA glycosylases.

Hebborn mocks their use of simplistic words such as beautiful, powerful and magnificent "when praising", or ugly, feeble and poor "when damning": "Terms of this kind are open to far too wide an interpretation".

Although complicated tasks may let dopamine responses appear complex, appropriate analysis in terms of TD error coding demonstrates their relatively simplistic and stereotyped character [ 4].

That sort of simplistic model shouldn't be our framework".

Apple marketing of late is a thing of simplistic beauty.

Beware of simplistic analogies.