Examples of using Oversimplified in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Represent oversimplified opinions.
This example is of course a bit oversimplified.
So the media oversimplified a few things, but in the end, it's just a news story.
Very well could be oversimplified….
It may seem oversimplified, but we have mentioned many times before that the planet is out of balance.
All of these diagrams are obviously oversimplified.
The politics oversimplified the questions, and all the terms used for refugees(illegal refugees, economic migrants, etc.) contained some emotional content.
These claims are correct- to a limited and oversimplified extent.
Some people have oversimplified it and said you can eat Pop Tarts or Cheez Doodles for your carbohydrates as long as you're hitting your macros, and I don't agree with that.”.
Oversimplifying an opponent's argument, then attacking this oversimplified version.
Whereas stereotypes still exist at all levels of society and in all age groups,affecting how we perceive each other through oversimplified assumptions based on socially constructed norms, practices and beliefs that are often cultural, and religion-based and-fostered, and which reflect and perpetuate underlying power relations;
The goal is to gain support for a comprehensive, unitary, oversimplified world-view.
Our perception of white light is wrong and oversimplified, but good enough for us to function.
And my doctor told me a story that I now realize was well-intentioned,but quite oversimplified.
The resulting images tend toperpetuate negative stereotypes of each other containing oversimplified, inaccurate and derogatory beliefs concerning the other group that are identified as the enemies.
Based on the above, the claim that China makes the black continent indebted seems to be an oversimplified narrative.
The apparent manifestation of dark energy is a consequence of analysing the data in an oversimplified theoretical model- one that was in fact constructed in the 1930s, long before there was any real data.
In October 2010, a study published in the Journal of Politics by researchers from the University of California at San Diego and from Harvard made headlines by pinpointing DRD4,a gene that the popular press immediately oversimplified as the"liberal gene.".
Just this week, Webb was pulled off the CIA story… after hisown executive editor admitted the articles… oversimplified the origins of the crack epidemic.
I may sometimes oversimplify technical issues in order to easily explain them.
Who is oversimplifying, I ask?
Oversimplifying the Electoral System?
Ideologies simplify that polarity and, in doing so, demonize and oversimplify.
This analogy rather oversimplifies some of the differences between the two perspectives.
Messages reaching the EU public through media presentmigration as an emergency problem with negative impact oversimplifying causes and determinants.
Rather than oversimplifying the end data provided for facilities management, the flexible model, connected to GIS, delivers everything operations need.
At the risk of oversimplifying, we might say that we live in a culture which pressures young people not to start a family, because they lack possibilities for the future.
The CHMP noted the position of the Applicant but considered that this oversimplifies the effect of all generated particles on the respiratory and alimentary tract and that it is difficult to define the role of the individual stages in terms of safety and efficacy, effects such as differences in breathing patterns, aerosol velocity in entering the airways and the shape of the plume must be taken into account.