oversimplification

How To Use oversimplification In A Sentence

• The problem of oversimplification and improper selection of DC model, which exists in the DC modeling when AC and DC systems interact in AC/DC hybrid power system, is discussed.
• Suggesting that insurers simply boost premiums for people in 'grittier' areas is an oversimplification. Times, Sunday Times
• That's an oversimplification, to be sure, but Dobbs' failure to meet audience expectations certainly contributed to the flop.
• The oversimplification results in the possibility of misunderstanding by the reader.
• A dichotomy between organic and non-organic failure to thrive has developed, but this is often an oversimplification of the clinical picture.
• The absurd oversimplification of a bipolar political model was encouraged by the propaganda excesses of the cold wars but has never really been of much use for understanding the political scene.
• The oversimplification results in the possibility of misunderstanding by the reader.
• This is a gross oversimplification of the facts.
• But for Christine to say that children just want books about adventure or just being a kid is an oversimplification of what children truly want. Debating Black Books
• The thing you have to realise is neither of the systems are completely consistent bodies of knowledge, and they are both VERY complicated. often, the public, especially high school students, are educated with gross oversimplifications. Or certain corners of Ohio.