Sentence examples for apt to overstate from inspiring English sources
Just as opponents of the law are apt to overstate its negative impacts with claims of "death panels," so too are proponents overly optimistic in underplaying its fiscal and economic consequences.
Assuming you have avoided the pump-and-dump scams of penny-stock peddlers, you may find that the closely held company you are interested in is more apt to understate than overstate its earnings.
I don't want to overstate the parallels, but just for clarity in what I am driving at, consider that an apt comparison might be to a young child, able to see and crawl, or walk totteringly — fundamentally intact, you see, but encumbered with limitations that can only be changed with time and effort.
Its usefulness is hard to overstate.
It's hard to overstate their effect.
We tend to overstate what has changed.
The CPI thus tends to overstate inflation.
Secondly, American decline is easy to overstate.
"The significance is difficult to overstate.
It is difficult to overstate his importance".
