The committee might gain a more useful insight into exactly how the automated Treasury auction system will work in practice if the major characteristics of the system are thought of, at the risk of a great oversimplification, in the following terms:

Although this general pattern is an oversimplification to be sure, it is repeated throughout the region.

It's a campy piece of work, but to call the show a guilty pleasure is an oversimplification. As a piece of art it's flawed but movingit's Andrew Lloyd Webber at his pop-rock best, and Tim Rice at his Tim Rice-iest, for good or for ill.

This paper does research on this curious phenomenon of English grammar to clarify its mechanism and avoid misunderstanding due to oversimplification, taking advantage of theoretical studies and corpus studies.

of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center for Biosecurity Research) correct the oversimplification of the capabilities, motivation, and intentions of their adversaries by analyzing systematically the actions and statements of the jihadists, especially al-Qa'ida, in order to understand their doctrines, strategies, and tactics.

The point is that looking at a few isolated symptoms often is a misleading oversimplification. The decision is a complex process focusing on acute suicidal, violent, or criminal potential that cannot be operationalized.

The collection provides a wealth of insight into the Church's organizational dysfunction, while it mostly avoids shrill tones and oversimplification. Its patient and careful assessments of the organizational needs and failings make it clear that the crisis is not primarily a matter of incompetent or malicious individuals; all authors agree that we must look ultimately for "cultural reform, not technical or legal" (166).

Frances Young cautions against an oversimplification of characterizing Christian methodology in Antioch and Alexandria as literalist vs.

Sad to say, a lot of people have tried to interpret the Bible this way, but scripture resists our attempts at oversimplification.

I must admit I winced when, after the bombings in London on July 7, ,the prizewinning investigative reporter and filmmaker John Pilger said, "These are Blair's bombs." I'm a big admirer of Pilger's work, but this seemed like a crude oversimplification, an elision of significant proportion.

Nevertheless, insider docu, rich in celebs and rare clips, avoids oversimplification in tracing the ever-evolving sound of in-your-face attitude.

Executive compensation is a complex topic, boiling it down to a headline is a process typically fraught with bias or oversimplification.