Sentence examples similar to belied by initial forecasts from inspiring English sources

Initial assertions that the public option would be an affordable alternative to high-cost private insurances are belied by CBO forecasts of higher premium rates for the deflated 'public option.' Rather than a true choice of coverage for all, the PO has been reduced to limited coverage, most likely for the sick.

Yet this remains an economy creating insecure and low-paying jobs, hooked on property bubbles and household debt and where the budget deficit remains at 5% of GDP when, according to initial forecasts, it should have disappeared by now.

[But] China's economy performed far better than anyone believed possible: by 2008, it was an astonishing $1.7 trillion bigger than initial forecasts.

Mr. Perriss's upbeat comments are intriguing because initial forecasts of a robust upfront market had recently been tempered by fears that the war would weaken consumer spending, thus reducing demand from marketers for TV commercial time.

America's bold promises were belied by its actions.

This is belied by the facts.

But the defiant words are belied by the record.

But the argument is belied by the statistics.

Yet his own optimism is belied by RockPort's investments.

Again, this is a sensational charge belied by the facts".

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