This is a gross simplification.

This is a gross simplification of a complex and largely convincing set of theories.

Most people would say that the implication of differentiation is the possibility of charging a price premium; however, this is a gross simplification.

In perhaps a gross simplification, Chambers concludes that "The difference seems to be in words, not in facts or effects."

But as Lewontin shows, this is a gross simplification.

Besides not being in the least bit true it is also obviously a gross simplification of a complex issue.

Yes, someone will come along and grouchily proclaim it's a gross simplification, but that's part of the debate.

Here is kind of how it came about (yes, this is a gross simplification...go with it).

The above argument is, of course, a gross simplification of any full fluid dynamical situation.

"That is a gross simplification of the record," Gold replied, although he had to admit it was not an unreasonable interpretation.