Sentence examples for the simplistic solution from inspiring English sources

One of the major mistakes of the British Empire was to try to deal with national, religious and ethnic problems with the simplistic solution of partition.

The simplistic solution that Chinese patients need smaller implants will only solve part of the problem.

The simplistic solution offered by McCain and others is for the US to immediately cut aid to Egypt, assuming that this would rectify the situation.

However, as Herder proceeded with his book he eventually realized that this simplistic solution was untenable: in the third part of the work he came across the awkward case of ancient coins, which, though normally non-linguistic, clearly do nonetheless often express meanings and thoughts in pictorial ways.

The first alternative follows a simplistic solution, the second makes use of a design pattern and the third applies Aspect-Oriented Programming techniques to implement the same pattern.

"On the contrary, reaching for a simplistic solution would not only fail to fix the problem, it would undermine the funding that is vital for a healthy and sustainable future for sport.

Critics call the plan a drastic and simplistic solution to difficult problems: overcrowded and outmoded buildings, a lack of qualified teachers, textbooks and equipment and a growing number of students for whom English is a second language.

In his testimony Mr. Pitt said any rules barring accounting firms from providing consulting services to the same clients were "a simplistic solution to a complicated problem and would produce worse audits than we already have".

To suggest that medicine should adopt a "fast food" model to reduce costs represents a simplistic solution to the admittedly significant expense of health-care delivery.If health care is concentrated in regional specialised medical centres, some patients might have to travel as far as 150 miles for outpatient surgery.

Merely increasing interpreting services was recognised, however, as an overly simplistic solution to the complexities of delivering adequate health care to this patient population.

Decriminalisation is a simplistic solution that fails to recognise the complexity of the problem and ignores the serious harm drug taking poses to the individual.