Sentence examples for was rather simplistic from inspiring English sources

Such a suggestion would never be made about the voters of, say, Lewisham East.Tom Hoctor London  SIR – Who has to die for Latin America to get on the cover of The Economist Samuel George Washington, DCThe health of nationsSIR – Your leader discussing ways of improving growth in Britain was rather simplistic in regards to health-care spending ("A little faster, George?", March 9th).

The original vision of TEs as genome parasites was rather simplistic.

Third, our application of GRADE system was rather simplistic restricted by large number of endpoints and variability of studies included.

I believe this attitude is rather simplistic".

It's rather simplistic and was quite buggy initially, but once Apple resolved a few issues, it became pretty stable.

Note that (28) and (29) are rather simplistic specifications of utility to make the application more comprehensible.

Sailfish hunting groups range in size from four to as many as 70, but their strategy is rather simplistic.

However, despite its importance, common approaches to social power interactions in multi-agent systems are rather simplistic and lack a full comprehensive view of the processes involved.

IDF [51] projects 364,000 diabetic cases in the year 2030 for Cambodia, but their model is rather simplistic in comparison to our Markov model.

Firstly, it may be rather simplistic to state that direct cause-effect relationships exist between expansion of biofuel crops in the Global South and policy-driven biofuel demand in the Global North.

The disagreements among models can partly be attributed to the use of different irrigation schemes, most of which are rather simplistic and suffer from large uncertainties in estimating the irrigation amount itself (Pokhrel et al. 2016).