unsophistication

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• His success depends on unsophisticated, hastily negotiated transactions often worth tens of thousands.

• Oren Falkowitz, co-founder of Area 1 Security, noted that most ransomware attacks begin with relatively unsophisticated “phishing” schemes, in which hackers manipulate workers often through email to gain access to the network.

• Resisting what he calls “the unsophisticated knee-jerk reaction” of service cuts, he has helped secure more than £3 billion in funding packages to keep TfL running.

• From a distance, virtual reality games might seem primitive and unsophisticated compared to more traditional titles.

• Google said that the “lawsuit insults Americans” because it portrays them as passive and unsophisticated, unable to make choices for themselves — simply using the default search engines or pre-installed apps on their devices.

• This influence is typically attributed to campaign contributions, but this view is unsophisticated.

• The Starks are fatalistic, duty-bound, honorable but kind of unsophisticated.

• Iron Dome has been successful in shooting down unsophisticated, inaccurate, and slow-moving short-range rockets headed for Israel.

• In both cases, the air defenses Israel faced were relatively unsophisticated.

• “Now this is the most fearlessly unsophisticated statement that anyone over the age of 15 has ever made,” May said.

• Two unsophisticated country lasses visited Niblo's in New York during the ballet season.

• Richard says it will be disagreeable, but I don't think so—they are such unsophisticated people.

• The poor unsophisticated, ignorant blacks were very kind-hearted, and gave us all they could spare.