Examples of using Simplistic view in English and their translations into Portuguese
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That's a simplistic view.
It could be argued that targeting has made advertising easier,it offers simplistic view of reality.
That's an awfully simplistic view of things.
Any simplistic view of nature is partial and false.
We reject this simplistic view.
This would be a simplistic view of the issue, that would only generate small changes in the daily production of care.
That is an incredibly simplistic view, Rowan.
In a more simplistic view, the theory is only a model of the universe, or a restricted part of its whole;
The Weather Channel's climatologist Heidi Cullen has a strangely simplistic view of Climate Change.
The popular imagination normally takes a simplistic view of the"business" that controls more than 1,000 favelas in Rio de Janeiro.
The Weather Channel's climatologist Heidi Cullen has a strangely simplistic view of Climate Change.- 8.
And we really have this incredibly simplistic view of why people work, and what the labor market looks like.
In a simplistic view, justice would be monopoly of the judicial function, that, overwhelmed, time consuming and technically deficient, can not satisfactorily resolve disputes.
Images embedded in the collective subconscious that actually offer a rather simplistic view of this extremely complex city.
In this we qualify Kuhn,who has a too simplistic view of the(scientific) revolution as a break between the new and the old paradigms.
This work had the main goal to understand the complexity of the occupation beyond the simplistic view of the opposition¿arabs against jews¿.
Such simplistic views overlook that today, the biggest threat to Maduro is not the opposition, but leaders in his own camp, led by Diosdado Cabello.
To sum up, the report before us offers a highly simplistic view of European social reality, with smatterings of a certain demagogy.
A simplistic view that is pervasive in the social debate can develop and penetrate insidiously into the current thinking about the whole Synod on the family through the cliché'all or nothing.
In the first conception, one learns to teach by teaching, from a simplistic view that reduces teacher training to the reproduction of pre-existing models.
This presence of the immigration in the remodelling of the urban environment is a question that I dwell on my next book,"Immigration Policy in a World Economy",that refuses a simplistic view of the problem.
Even more so when this activity is linked to simplistic views such as that which reduces teaching to the equivalent of an inefficient and"authoritarian" verbalization of a teacher.
However, it is undeniable that the staggering of debates that live in this policy bangs lets out a simplistic view that we could have these groups and dynamics that drive them.
But, this is unfortunately a simplistic view of the problem, because it is based on the assumption that the plagiarism concerned is simply a verbatim copy-"cut and paste"- and as such is easily detectable.
In brief, although the national problem was treated in depth, the questions of the development model, inequality andexclusion were incorporated according to a simplistic view of the relationship between the State and society.
For the most part Proverbs offers a simplistic view of life with few grey areas: life lived according to the rules brings reward, life in violation of them is certain to bring disaster.
From the data of the questionnaire, it is indicated that the students have an incipient knowledge about the sts approach in teaching, and according to the vosts questionnaire categorization, it is understood the sts interrelation according to the plausible category, what varies conforming the analysis dimension,because some aspects still reinforce simplistic view of science and technology.
Contrary to the simplistic view that regulation is inevitably bad for business, there are in fact three important channels through which regulation can benefit an economy.
In practice, the highest density of enterprises occurs in the South of the Union, in Portugal, Spain,Italy and Greece, which on a simplistic view would suggest that these countries have more favourable conditions for business development than the Northern Member States Map 37.
These studies propose that a simplistic view of what being a teacher is and what knowledge is must be questioned and overcome early in teacher training courses, and this does not always happen.