Sentence examples for Perhaps overestimating from inspiring English sources

"And had some money to go and buy Cadillacs," she adds, perhaps overestimating the size of Sevigny's party budget.

"This belongs in a museum," I growled to the other kids, with hindsight perhaps overestimating its value.

"It's a good way to open the season with a great team coming in from a high-powered league," said Morrill, perhaps overestimating the greatness of USC, which was picked to finish 11th in the 12-team Pac-12.

Sixth, the observation of consultations could have influenced health worker practices, perhaps overestimating quality somewhat [ 29], although this influence would likely have affected all study groups similarly and thus would probably not have biased effect sizes much.

However, given the sensitive and emotive nature of breastfeeding duration, responses may have been influenced by a socially desirable response bias with mothers perhaps overestimating the length of time they achieved breastfeeding, or underplaying the support received.

The ZZ Top guitarist has, perhaps, overestimated our knowledge of hydroplane boat racing, but he presses on regardless.

The new company underestimated the difficulties of refashioning the factory and perhaps overestimated demand for its energy-efficient windows.

Of course Ms. Zukin has her own critics, who say she perhaps overestimates the city's power to slow gentrification — and the influence of a half-century-old book.

Because past presidents largely abided by not just the office's constitutionally mandated boundaries but by generally accepted norms of conduct, did we perhaps overestimate the framers' foresight to head off a leader apparently intent on challenging the idea of co-equal branches of government?

Herr wants to change the way people underestimate others who are different, and perhaps overestimate themselves.

In this model, some simplify assumptions would perhaps overestimate the effect of PGI sign board on parking choice behavior.