Sentence examples for unacceptably naive from inspiring English sources

In other cases, it's suggested that any rejection of the algebraic conception and, in particular, any move to simply take expressions like "all sets" or "is really uncountable" at face value amounts to falling back on an unacceptably naive form of "Platonism" (Fine 1968; Thomas 1968, 1971; Klenk 1976).

In addition, bias and mean squared error might in some instances (Weibull, log-logistic) be unacceptably large for the naive approach, even for a large value of p, while with a probability p of 0.8, or sometime even less, the TBE shows good performances.

At higher doses (target steady-state levodopa concentrations of 2169 and 1200 ng/ml), treatment-naive volunteers had unacceptably frequent side effects.

The naive estimator might be unacceptably large whatever the value of p, whereas the TBE shows good performances when p is equal to 0.8, and often even less according to the distribution.

Naive eh?

Premiums are already unacceptably high.

So naive.

But this is unacceptably informal for some.

How naive I was.

We were very naive.

That was naive.