Sentence examples for Overstated value from inspiring English sources

Extending the findings of Francis and Schipper (1999) and Collins and Kothari (1989), our results suggest that previous comparative studies might thus have overstated value relevance differences and institutional variables' power to explain these differences across countries.

But tax rules changed in 2005 after Senate hearings on donors who had wildly overstated values.

A jailed hedge fund manager in New York whose fraud was revealed in the investigation of the Bernard L. Madoff scandal admitted in court on Friday that he fabricated client account statements and overstated asset values by hundreds of millions of dollars.

Tucked between tabs on "budgeting" and "player services" is a section devoted to "media," with talking points on everything from the N.B.A.'s financial losses ("vastly overstated") to franchise values ("Warriors just sold for $450M").

So claims Berger & Montague, an American law firm now suing Shell on the grounds that this "enormous" deception has harmed shareholders and "severely overstated" the firm's market value.

"I think it's a bit overstated though because there's a value exchange in bloggers writing for free.

Consistent with a small percentage of individuals returning the surveys, however, there are clinicians who believe the value of prophylaxis is overstated and question its widespread use.

It is easy to spend a lot of money when renovating these two rooms and if you select features that are too excessive or overstated in design they will lessen the overall value – even if you've paid top dollar for high end materials.

Conservative financial reporting arguably reduces the expected value of plaintiffs' lawsuits by averting or reducing overstated earnings and stock price drops.

The combination of LOCF imputation with exclusion of postrescue data could lead to overstated results 32 and cause low estimates of SEs and p values.

Imagine that the PP&E account is overstated by $50,000, which could be due to a recent decline in local property values.