Sentence examples for by overstatement from inspiring English sources

Dr. Abdullah, a former ophthalmologist whose press conferences were once marked by overstatement and exaggeration, has become a more restrained and polished speaker.

–The most common fraud techniques involved improper revenue recognition, followed by overstatement of assets and bogus expense recognition.

Kari Henley's recent post on "over-parenting" was overwhelmed by overstatements - especially her suggestion that kids who watch nurturing TV shows like those found on PBS are more likely to be bullies.

Archbishop Thomas Roberts, S.J., formerly of Bombay, now resident in England: "In my long experience of life, I have found that the truth always comes out best by an overstatement by the other side.

Therefore, I agree with the overall interpretation but I was put off by the overstatement regarding Figure 4B.

To start, it's wishful thinking by ACA opponents (and overstatement by the law's defenders) to say the ACA "will crumble" if people aren't permitted to obtain subsidized coverage from federal insurance exchanges.

Add on the fact that we're entering an election year already marked by absurd overstatements from both parties, and it seems that the Dixie Chicks could be headed for a second round of political criticism.

The April 16 error is not the first overstatement by Computer Associates in a news release.

Complaints about overstatement by reporters and headline writers come to me frequently from people who are extremely close readers of the paper.

Third, the appropriate bodies to investigate a profit overstatement by a major quoted company are the Serious Fraud Office and the Financial Reporting Council.

"You can learn everything you need to know about playwriting," she once told me, maybe with a hint of provocative overstatement, "by studying Saved".