Sentence examples for a vast over from inspiring English sources

It's a vast over simplification of a complex issue, obviously, but still the film makes an important point – that abuse flourishes where it is encouraged, tacitly or otherwise.

You know, it is not necessarily and there's no doubt there's a vast, over diagnosis, over treatment, erm, of it.

Now it has a vast over-supply of newly built homes.

Of course, it would be a vast over-exaggeration to suggest that Hollywood is ignoring the younger demographic.

In surgeries today, the pressure patients may put on GPs for medication, even when the infection is viral and so not susceptible to antibiotics, means a vast over-prescribing of pills that are worse than useless.

However, seeing this as a straightforward transfer of labor from humans to machines is a vast over-simplification.

The study, in the Journal of the National Cancer Institute, provides the first numerical estimate about how the prostate-specific antigen test has led to a vast over-diagnosis of harmless tumors that would never have spread outside the prostate.

This is a vast over-generalization, I know, but to all intents and purposes, that seems to be the way of the world at large.

The story Graham and Cassidy are telling the public is a vast over-simplification, one that leaves out the bill's most important elements.

These alternate functions may underlie the non-random distribution of HLH-1 binding sites on the chromosomes, including a vast over-representation of the ChIP overlapping set on the X chromosome.

It amounts instead to a vast judicial over-reaching".