Sentence examples for appears overstated from inspiring English sources
But the risk of a rush of so-called refugee warriors appears overstated, in part because it is already easy for groups such as Islamic State to infiltrate Europe through safer, more conventional means, analysts say.
7) In the Conclusions (and also the Abstract), the interpretation of a tamed toxin, although a catchy phrase, appears overstated as long as the function of the toxins is not known.
The others appear overstated at best.
But such fears appear overstated.
He knows that his "judgments may at first seem overstated, or appear to force the sexes into strict dichotomies," but such "hyperbole can serve a purpose: to sharpen our understanding of the murky world in which we live".
Each side appears to overstate its case.
There has been dispute within the administration over the accuracy of the intelligence in the report, and F.B.I. officials have said that it appears to overstate the scope and significance of their counterterrorism efforts before Sept. 11.
We found less than half, or about 877,000 would gain green cards under the bill, and "only approximately 587,650 should be expected to receive U.S. citizenship". Fast-forward to the present and one finds a different White House proposal put into Senate bill language that also appears to overstate its generosity toward this population.
John Flatley, head of the crime statistics and analysis division at the Office of National Statistics, also claims that "police-recorded crime appears to overstate the true rate at which crime has been falling".
Calabrese appears to overstate the frequency of hormetic dose response curves.
